Vertical propagation of low-frequency waves in finely layered media

Vertical propagation of low-frequency waves in finely layered media
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低频波在细层介质中的垂直传播

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2006
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B. Arntsen
B. Arntsen
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A. Stovas;B. Arntsen

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Multiple scattering in finely layered sediments is important for interpreting stratigraphic data, matching well-log data with seismic data, and seismic modeling. Two methods have been used to treat this problem in seismic applications: the O’Doherty-Anstey approximation and Backus averaging. The O’Doherty-Anstey approximation describes the stratigraphic-filtering effects, while Backus averaging defines the elastic properties for an effective medium from the stack of the layers. It is very important to know when the layered medium can be considered as an effective medium. In this paper, we only investigate vertical propagation. Therefore, no anisotropy effect is taken into consideration. Using the matrix-propagator method, we derive equations for transmission and reflection responses from the stack of horizontal layers. From the transmission response, we compute the phase velocity and compare the zero-frequency limit with the effective-medium velocity from Backus averaging. We also investigate how the transition from timeaverage medium to effective medium depends on contrast; i.e., strength of the reflection-coefficient series. Using numerical examples, we show that a transition zone exists between the effective medium low-frequency limit and the time-average medium high-frequency limit, and that the width of this zone depends on the strength of the reflectioncoefficient series.