| CPC E21B 47/005 (2020.05) [G01V 1/50 (2013.01); E21B 47/14 (2013.01); G01V 2210/6242 (2013.01)] | 7 Claims |

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1. A reverse time migration imaging method for a cased-hole structure based on ultrasonic pitch-catch measurement, comprising:
inputting original ultrasonic Lamb waveform data and related parameter files; calculating a theoretical dispersion curve of A0-mode waveforms according to borehole fluid properties, casing thickness, casing elastic parameters and central frequency recorded in the related parameter files; and obtaining a waveform propagating forward or backward from one of two receivers to a certain distance based on A0's phase velocity by using a phase shift method through the following equation:
![]() wherein g(t) is a waveform travelling at a certain distance x0; F(w) is a frequency spectrum of an original A0-mode waveform at near or far receiver; w is angular frequency; −j is imaginary number; e is natural logarithm; H(w) is a propagation matrix, and k represents wavenumber; and due to dispersion, k is a function of phase velocity v of the A0-mode waveforms;
establishing, according to background information, a two-dimensional migration velocity model including initial density, P-wave velocity and S-wave velocity of a target area;
generating and storing a forward propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield based on two-dimensional high-order staggered grid finite difference and non-split perfectly matched layer;
reversing a time axis of the forward propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield to generate a reversely propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield; and storing the reversely propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield;
calculating, based on Hilbert transform, an envelope of the forward propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield and an envelope of the reversely propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield;
applying a zero-lag cross-correlation imaging condition to the forward propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield and the reversely propagating ultrasonic Lamb wavefield to obtain reverse time migration imaging results for ultrasonic pitch-catch measurement; and
applying Laplace filtering to suppress low-frequency imaging noises in the reverse time migration imaging results.
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