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3D Image cube - Outside

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3D Image cube - Inside

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3D Image cube - Open

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5D Image cube 5D=3D Spatial coordinates + 2D reflection angles

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Imaging: From data cube to..

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Image cube

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Why 3D Imaging: from 2D to …

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… to 3D

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Errors introduced by 2D imaging

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3D vs. 2D: In or out of the salt?

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In-plane vs. out of plane

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3D collapses diffractions …

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3D moves structure …

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3D improves final interpretation!

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2D imaging from 2D data

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3D imaging from 3D data

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Isotropic Migration