Homomorphic deconvolution of seismic time sections
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The paper is devoted to the problems of homomorphic deconvolution of seismic time sections. This qualitatively new approach is based on the estimation of a seismic signal by means of cepstral averaging. The homomorphic deconvolution increases the resolution of seismic time sections.
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