
doi: 10.1190/1.1822072
Refraction modeling and statics are often standard components of the production processing sequence for 3-D land data volumes. The Generalized Linear Inversion (GLI) method (Cooke et al., 1983; Hampson et al., 1984) for 3-D refraction modeling was used during the production processing of the El Tejero 3-D seismic survey. This paper presents the processing results of this survey, which emphasizes the benefits obtained from using the GLI method for 3-D data. BACKGROUND
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