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Three-dimensional LOMOPLAN is somewhat like multiple passes
of two-dimensional LOMOPLAN;
i.e., we first LOMOPLAN the (t,x)-plane for each y,
and then we
LOMOPLAN the (t,y)-plane for each x.
Actually, 3-D LOMOPLAN is
a little more complicated than this.
Each LOMOPLAN filter is designed on all the data in a small (t,x,y) volume.
To put the LOcal in LOMOPLAN we use subcubes (bricks).
Recall that we can do 2-D LOMOPLAN with
the prediction-error subroutine
find_lopef() .
To do 3-D LOMOPLAN we need to make two calls to subroutine
find_lopef(),
one for the x-axis in-line planar filters
and one for the y-axis crossline filters.
That is what I will try next time
I install this book on a computer with a bigger memory.
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Stanford Exploration Project
4/27/2004