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Real-world application of deep learning in large-scale seismic interference attenuation: A case study in the Camie field of Angola
In marine seismic acquisition, seismic interference (SI) occurs when energy from nearby external seismic source(s) is captured. It typically appears as coherent noise with linear or non-linear movement and varying amplitudes across different sail lines. SI is commonly observed and poses a challenge
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