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Seismic Data Spectral Analysisdata spectral analysis

The two images below correspond to two processed seismic cross-sections. My question is this: why at/near 0 Hz is there "lots" of seismic energy still present? Most if not all of the lower end of the bandwidth stops at 10 - 15 Hz. 

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Seismic Data Spectral Analysis

The two images below correspond to two processed seismic cross-sections. My question is this: why at/near 0 Hz is there "lots" of seismic energy still present? Most if not all of the lower end of the bandwidth stops at 10 - 15 Hz.enter image description here Thanks to anyone who can answer this.

Seismic data spectral analysis

The two images below correspond to two processed seismic cross-sections. My question is this: why at/near 0 Hz is there "lots" of seismic energy still present? Most if not all of the lower end of the bandwidth stops at 10 - 15 Hz. 

enter image description here

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Seismic Data Spectral Analysis

The two images below correspond to two processed seismic cross-sections. My question is this: why at/near 0 Hz is there "lots" of seismic energy still present? Most if not all of the lower end of the bandwidth stops at 10 - 15 Hz.enter image description here Thanks to anyone who can answer this.