Fig. 1. (a) A cyclic-shot subsampling scheme using two subsets and (b) a cyclic-shot subsampling scheme using three subsets and a reference subset.
Fig. 2. The Marmousi P-wave velocity model.
Fig. 3. A shot gather from a source exploded at 4.8 km from the left.
Fig. 4. (a) The initial velocity model and (b) the inversion result using all shots. The result was obtained after 322 iterations. (c) Velocity profiles extracted at 3.2, 4.8, and 6.4 km from the left. (d) The error history.
Fig. 5. The inversion result using the cyclic-shot subsampling when the size of a subset varies from 19 to 20. The result was obtained (a) after 15 iterations and (b) after 500 Iterations. (c) The inversion result using the reference-shot subset when the size of the reference subset is 10 and that of the cyclic-shot subset varies from 9 to 10. The result was obtained after 500 iterations. (d) The error histories.
Fig. 6. (a) The inversion result using the cyclic-shot subsampling when the size of a subset varies from 47 to 48. The result was obtained after 103 iterations. (b) The inversion result using the reference-shot subset when the size of the reference subset is 30 and that of the cyclic-shot subset varies from 17 to 18. The result was obtained after 500 iterations. (c) The error histories.
Fig. 7. (a) The inversion result using the reference-shot subset when the size of the reference subset is 2 and that of the cyclicshot subset varies from 17 to 18. The result was obtained after 208 iterations. (b) The inversion result using the reference-shot subset when the size of the reference subset is 5 and that of the cyclicshot subset varies from 14 to 15. The result was obtained after 337 iterations. (c) Error histories when the size of the reference-shot subset is 2, 5, and 10. The total number of shots used per iteration varies from 18 to 20.
Table 1. Information on shot subsets and termination criteria of numerical examples. Ntotal is the total number of shots used per iteration, Ncyclic is the number of shots in the cyclic subset, and Nreference is the number of shots in the reference subset.
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