Abstract:In air-gun source detection, some effective signals are missing or seriously disturbed by random signals due to the influence of various interference factors. To reconstruct continuous and complete data, a missing signal reconstruction method based on compressive sensing is constructed according to the sparse characteristics of air-gun source signals in a Fourier transform domain. First, a numerical simulation is carried out, and the processing effect of this method is compared with that of the traditional interpolation method. The root mean square error and signal-to-noise ratio analyses of the reconstruction effect are carried out. Results show that the compressive sensing method has a high waveform coincidence, strong amplitude consistency, and clear and continuous phase axis and suppresses noise before and after reconstruction. In conclusion, the reconstruction effect of this method is better than that of the traditional cubic spline interpolation method. The method is applied to practical data, and the results show that the interfered effective signal can be well reconstructed.