Seismic Inversion

Seismic inversion is a geophysical method that converts seismic data into physical parameters of subsurface media, such as velocity, density, and elastic modulus, to reconstruct the geological structure underground. Its primary goal is to enhance the resolution and accuracy of seismic data, thereby providing a more precise description of the properties and distribution of subsurface rock layers. Seismic inversion has significant application value in oil and gas exploration, mineral resource assessment, and geological disaster prediction, offering scientific support for decision-making.