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Wave reflections from sub-marine valleys and canyons
Seismic imaging issues in environments with steep flanks are known to be partly due to the existence of prism waves that are are mainly caused by scattering at these steeply dipping structures. More precisely, prism waves are usually doubly-scattered waves that reflect from two near-orthogonal inter
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