Wavefield Reconstruction

Wavefield reconstruction is a method used in fields like seismic imaging to recreate the original wave patterns that travel through a medium, based on limited or incomplete data. Essentially, it involves using mathematical models and algorithms to fill in missing information, allowing scientists to visualize how waves (like sound or seismic waves) move through complex environments such as the Earth's subsurface. This process helps improve imaging accuracy, guiding resource exploration and understanding geophysical properties, by providing a more complete picture of wave behavior from partial observations.