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Quantitative P -wave velocity distribution in a carbonate core: constraints on experimental design
High-resolution seismic tomography performed on rock samples at the laboratory scale is a key ingredient for subsurface rock characterization from seismic imaging. We investigate the performance of first-arrival traveltime tomography on data obtained from a 2-D acquisition on a slice of a selected c
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