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ABSTRACTThis paper demonstates the effectiveness of local least-squares-dip estimates as coherency attributes in 3-D seismic data volumes. The process is based on the recognition that the magnitude of local slowness estimates, calculated from spatial and time derivatives, are good edge detectors and as a consequence are correlated with events which might also be detected by more sophisticated statistical techniques. |