What is another word for normal-moveout remover?
Pronunciation: [nˈɔːmə͡lmˈuːvɪˌa͡ʊt ɹɪmˈuːvə] (IPA) 
Normal-moveout remover is a term commonly used in geophysics and seismic exploration. It refers to a process that corrects the distortion or misalignment of seismic signals in a data set caused by varying subsurface velocities. Synonyms for this term may include time-variant linear-moveout corrector, velocity analyzer, seismic depth corrector, or common midpoint stacker. Each of these terms refers to different approaches to processing seismic data to obtain accurate subsurface information. Essentially, they all aim to remove any inconsistencies in the reflection times of seismic signals, revealing a clearer image of the underlying geological features. These synonyms are frequently used interchangeably and are an essential part of seismic exploration.
