Common Reflection Surface (CRS)
Common
Reflection Surface Processing provides
tools for bringing structural
information into time processing. This
structure can be used for data
enhancement, velocity analysis, or even
residual move-out analysis.
Improves
seismic data in thrust-belt regimes
and complex geological settings such
as in sub-salt areas.
Improves
fault definition especially around
severe shadow zones.
Enhances
deep data with no lateral smoothing
but based on semblance analysis
within the Fresnel Zone.

Migration
without CRS