I have a line that has time shifts as you can see in the attachment.
When using the surange command the output looks like this
*** begin surange ***
1735 traces:
tracr 10001
fldr 1 1735 (1 - 1735)
tracf 1
cdp 10001
duse 1
swdep 0 114 (75 - 44)
gwdep 0 114 (75 - 44)
scalel -10
scalco -1000
sx -263181195 -263176272 (-263181195 - -263176278)
sy -132172376 -132146214 (-132146214 - -132172376)
gx -263181195 -263176272 (-263181195 - -263176278)
gy -132172376 -132146214 (-132146214 - -132172376)
counit 2
delrt -3 10 (5 - 0)
ns 1000
dt 50
sfs 2750
sfe 14500
slen 3
styp 1
year 2011
day 354
hour 15
minute 34 41 (34 - 41)
sec 0 59 (17 - 31)
shortpad 0 16694 (16624 - 16524)
*** end surange ***
My question is how can I apply the appropriate time shifts in order to get
the clean seismic image.
I recall to have used sustatic in the past, but here this command does not
apply.
Any help will be very much appreciated.
Best wishes
Juan Diaz-Naveas
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One way is to copy the delrt headers into the tstat header before you apply sustatic hdrs=1
Another way is to use sushift
I think some of the display programs pick up on delrt header so I normally zero it after applying any shifts...
e.g.
suchw key1=tstat key2=delrt < input.su|sustatic hdrs=1|sushw key=delrt a=0 b=0|suximage
Regards
Rob
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From: seisunix...@mailman.mines.edu [seisunix...@mailman.mines.edu] On Behalf Of Juan Diaz-Naveas [jd...@ucv.cl]
Sent: 24 January 2012 12:54
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Subject: [Seisunix] Question on time shifting
Dea SU users,
Best wishes
Juan Diaz-Naveas