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The basic assumption of the Fourier methods described in equations (5) and (7) is that the shifts required to flatten a cube can be determined from time-slices. In other words, the dip is invariant with depth. The following model has reflectors with pinch-outs that become steeper with depth.
Stanford Exploration Project
7/8/2003