Hi autoRIFT team,
We (@whyjz,@dshean,@MaxVWDV,@willkochtitzky and I) were discussing autoRIFT seeding parameters a while back and meant to clarify this back then, but it spill through my todo list.
If we understand correctly, "Downstream displacement" determines the allowable distance of the search center (can be seeded by pre-existing velocity estimates) and "search distance" determines the fudge or variability around the search center (can be seeded by the value we assume the pre-existing velocity might have changed or vary) ?
Here is a hand diagram by @dshean explaining the concept.
Please let us know if we are interpreting this correctly :)
Thanks,
Shashank
Hi autoRIFT team, We (@whyjz,@dshean,@MaxVWDV,@willkochtitzky and I) were discussing autoRIFT seeding parameters a while back and meant to clarify this back then, but it spill through my todo list. If we understand correctly, "Downstream displacement" determines the allowable distance of the search center (can be seeded by pre-existing velocity estimates) and "search distance" determines the fudge or variability around the search center (can be seeded by the value we assume the pre-existing velocity might have changed or vary) ?
Here is a hand diagram by @dshean explaining the concept.
Please let us know if we are interpreting this correctly :) Thanks, Shashank