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Conclusion

We introduced a new pattern-based approach for nonstationary signal-noise separation. Our method used the APEF as the pattern operator, which was suitable for characterizing the nonstationary properties of seismic data and noise in the time-space domain. After calculating the data pattern $ \mathbf{D}$ and the noise pattern $ \mathbf{N}$ , we could separate the signal and noise by solving a constrained least-squares problem. We adopted different algorithms to deal with the random noise and ground-roll noise separation problem. Numerical examples showed that the proposed method provided a robust signal-noise separation, even in the presence of random noise with nonstationary energy distribution and strongly curved ground roll. Multiple suppression and diffraction separation were also other applications of this method.




2022-04-11