Reverse Time Migration is a seismic imaging method that belongs to the class of wave-equation-based migration techniques, distinguished by its use of forward and backward time propagation of seismic waves to accurately image complex subsurface structures by reversing the time evolution of the wavefield.
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Edip Baysal, Dan Kosloff, J. W. C. Sherwood · Geophysics · 1983 · 1.5K citations
Iterative depth migration by backward time propagation
N. D. Whitmore · 1983 · 571 citations
Reverse time migration with optimal checkpointing
William W. Symes · Geophysics · 2007 · 381 citations
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