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Resolution

In seismic reflection, horizontal resolution is estimated using the Fresnel zone radius. The formula for horizontal resolution incorporates seismic velocity, depth of the reflector, and dominant frequency. This approach helps in understanding the clarity of seismic images.

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Resolution

In seismic reflection, horizontal resolution is estimated using the Fresnel zone radius. The formula for horizontal resolution incorporates seismic velocity, depth of the reflector, and dominant frequency. This approach helps in understanding the clarity of seismic images.

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In seismic reflection, horizontal resolution is commonly approximated using the Fresnel zone radius.

Formula (Horizontal Resolution)

Where:

 r = horizontal resolution (km or m)

 v= seismic velocity (km/s or m/s)

 Z0= depth of reflector

 f = dominant frequency (Hz)

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