The Effect of De-Ghost Application on The Migration in the Process Stage of 2D Seismic Line at the Sea in Tuna Region of West Blacksea

The characteristics of the data should be known during the process of seismic data processing. The characteristics of the data determine the associated and unrelated events observed on the data. In order for the most appropriate data processing steps and data processing parameters to be selected, the origin of these events appearing on the data must be known. In many cases, the noise that is attempted to be destroyed is the result of a number of events that occur in the nature of data collection. For example, noise from repetitive reflections, Ghost reflections, reverberations have been shown. This study demonstrates that, as a result of the De-Ghost implementation, with improved resolution and bandwidth, a stronger discrimination of seismic events has been achieved, as well as a more precise view of deeper targets originating mainly from increased low-frequency content