Abstract
The present paper is devoted to two connected topics and contains the two corresponding parts. In the first one , a method of inverse problem solution is presented. Its input is parameters of a new type of model image ( the CRE depth section ), obtained from the optimal common reflecting element (CRE) stack [ Gelchinsky 1988 ] The output of the method is 'a true model ’ called an original, which is a 20 layered system. The algorithm determines topography of reflectors which are interfaces in the system, and interval velocities between them. The program created on the basis of the algorithm could be used in ’ two directions I: I.determination of a medium model, if a parameters of the CRE image are given; 2.calculation of the CRE image, if a model is known. In the second part, results of testing the program in the both directions are discussed. The new CRE images for different model are presented and an analyzed from interpretation point of view. Results of inverse problem solution are also shown for several complicated model
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