EAGE E-Lecture: Reverse Time Migration: How Does It Work, When To Use It by Etienne Robein

[@jasonbeall8094]

The best explanation of RTM I have ever seen! Excellent.

[@alirezama6776]

One of the best presentation that I have seen yet on RTM. The way that you generated cartoon to make it more understandable was amazing. Good Job Etienne. Wait for more.

[@paulveeken1734]

Even after three years the presentation didnot loose its actuality and it is a great visual supported explanation of the RTM methodology. Highly recommendable to watch!!

[@christianelrahi9504]

Excellent explanation for the RTM process. Thank you!

[@CrazedLightning]

Thank you, very helpful

[@diegoventuro7483]

I had a good experience using RTM in peruvian foothills in 2015, the image of 3D seismic that we acquired improved a lot in comparisson to Kirchoff migration. I have attended a Etienne course in Houston in 2014, totally recomended.

Very easy to understand theoretically, Thanks.

[@EAGEchannel]

Thank you all for your feedback! Etienne Robein is also the author of another E-Lecture on velocity model building (kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZvYfICua9qtfq8) and we hope to see more from him in the future!

[@Tarvos89]

This was an excellent video. Thank you

[@philsalvador1373]

I liked this presentation, though parts of the material were difficult for me to grasp due to lack of background and training on my part (I am a development geologist). Etienne Robein presented the material at a pace that I could keep up with - though not always comprehend perfectly - not his fault - and I am satisfied that I have a much better understanding of the RTM method and its strengths and weaknesses.

[@EAGEchannel]

If you would like to see and hear Etienne Robein live; he will be giving his course on 'Seismic Depth Imaging and Anisotropic Velocity Model Building' in London in September. See here for more details: eage.eventsair.com/educationoslo2019/education-days

[@mattaitchison7819]

Good content but the editing needs sorting out. There is too much quick jumping between the slide only view and the slide + presenter view, making it very difficult to focus on the content of the slides.

[@antong6626]

For those interested in imaging I would like to recommend you a book by Etienne Robein "Seismic Imaging: A Review of the Techniques, their Principles, Merits and Limitations" - it is the best introductory thing for every background level bookshop.eage.org/product/seismic-imaging-a-review-of-the-techniques-their-principles-merits-and-limitations-eet-4/

[@zjurek]

Wow!

[@Bleu_sky]

Would a quantum computer solve these equations effortlessly?