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ABSTRACT: Regional Integrated Technologies Reviews Deepwater Petroleum Geology Potential off South/Southeast Asia; #90118 (2011)
Roberto Fainstein and Rajesh Kalra
Search and Discovery.com
... advancements in seismic reflection data acquisition of P and S waves, seismic refraction, seismic data processing and potential data integration enhances...
2011
Abstract: From Mantle To Mountain Top A Restorable East-West Transect Across Colorado Following Interstate 70; #90301 (2017)
Edward J. Sterne, Stephen P. Cumella, Rorbert G. Raynolds, John J. Miller, James W. Granath
Search and Discovery.com
... as the upper bounding surface and a mid-crustal interface as the basal decollement/lower bounding surface. Refraction seismic combined...
2017
Abstract: Multidisciplinary Scientific Program of Investigations of the Demerara Marginal Plateau: from the Initial Formation under the Influence of the CAMP Hotspot and Transform Tectonics to Present-day Sedimentary Processes; #90312 (2017)
Walter R Roest, Christophe Basile
Search and Discovery.com
... different margins using multi-channel reflection and refraction seismic methods. The combination of all those experiments allow us to paint...
2017
2005
First Seismic Survey in Indonesia For The CCS Project Using Vibroseis as a Non-Explosive Seismic Source
Takeshi Kozawa, Nobuhito Shimada, Masami Hato, Alfian Bahar, Awali Priyono, Rachmat Sule, Stevanus P. H. Silban, Toshifumi Matsuoka, Toru Takahashi, Takao Aizawa, Isamu Kuboki, Alphius D. Guntara
Indonesian Petroleum Association
..., reflection up to 3 seconds can still be identified in the stack section after careful processing. Theresult shows the capability of seismic vibrators...
2017
Marine Seismic Sources: Part XII: Sound in the Sea
Martin Landrø, Lasse Amundsen
GEO ExPro Magazine
... to the law of refraction of light. But it is now known that this law was first described by the Arabian optics engineer lbn Sahl (9401000) working in Baghdad...
2012
Junction of the Russian and Cis-Caucasus Platforms in Connection with the Oil-Gas Prospects of the Astrakhan Area
V. I. Mal’tsev, B. I. Yurchenko
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... into the basin of the northern Caspian (Karpinskiy swell). The junction of these platforms, according to seismic refraction and drilling data, is a suture...
1964
Bars, Spits, and Ripple Marks in a Michigan Lake: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
George R. Wulf
AAPG Bulletin
... marks. Most of the observed ripple marks are directly the result of the incoming waves. Wave refraction around headlands and shallows makes most...
1963
Integrated Seismic Structure, Stratigraphy and Magnetic Basement Interpretation: Offshore Louisiana Shelf, by Michael Alexander, #10200 (2009)
Search and Discovery.com
2009
Floor of the North Atlantic--Summary of Geophysical Data: Chapter 4: Introductory Papers
J. E. Nafe , C. L. Drake
AAPG Special Volumes
.... Consequently, the layer commonly was missed in earlier refraction work. Not until adequate reflection equipment was available was its widespread...
1969
Occurrence and Evolution of Salt in Deep Gulf of Mexico: 1. The Setting
Joel S. Watkins , John W. Ladd , Richard T. Buffler , F. Jeanne Shaub , Mark H. Houston , J. Lamar Worzel
AAPG Special Volumes
... such as velocities and reflection characteristics mentioned in the following. High seismic refraction and interval velocities: We regard...
1978
Crustal Structure and Evolution of an Explosive Silicic Volcanic System at Yellowstone National Park
Robert B. Smith, Lawrence W. Braile
Wyoming Geological Association
... m-2 infer the presence of silicic magmas within the crust and upper mantle beneath the Yellowstone Plateau. Seismic refraction-reflection data...
1982
Subduction in the Indonesian Region*
Warren Hamilton
Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)
... directly or obliquely beneath another. Reflection profiles, supplemented by refraction and gravity, define much of the geometry and processes...
1975
Geophysical Evidence of Fault Termination of the Basin and Range PRovince in the Vicinity of the Vale, Oregon, Geothermal Area
Robert J. Lillie, Richard W. Couch
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... Stations: K.Larson, 1974-75 T a J.Thiruvathukal ,1969 24 s Siermic Reflection Lines -8(Land Magnetic Traverses Along Lines 42 and 3...
1979
A New Buried Anticlinal Zone on the Platform Border of the Cis-Caucasus Downwarp
A. S. Borisevich
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... be judged by comparing the gravity data with seismic reflection data. For example, in the western part of the area, the belt of increased values of gravity...
1959
Seismic Interpretation: Part 7. Geophysical Methods
D. C. Nester, Michael J. Padgett
AAPG Special Volumes
... contains two basic elements for the interpreter to study. The first is the time of arrival of any reflection (or refraction) from a geological surface...
1992
Prestack Depth Migration for "Easy" Unconventional Plays?, #41056 (2012)
Morgan Brown
Search and Discovery.com
..., reflector dip and/or velocity variation render the conversion of surface offset or surface source/receiver azimuth to true reflection angle ambiguous...
2012
Seismological Methods and the Search for Geothermal Resources
David Butler, Paul Larry Brown
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... and Paul Larry Brown ABSTRACT Conventional refraction and reflection seismic methods have been applied to the discovery of earth heat in some...
1977
An Interpretation of the Multichannel Seismic Reflection Profiles Across the Continental Margin of the Dumont d'Urville Sea, off Wilkes Land
M. Tanahashi, T. Saki, N. Oikawa, S. Sato
Circum Pacific Council Publications
... area, off French Dumont d'Urville station on the coast of Wilkes Land, East Antarctica, based on seismic-reflection and refraction data, and other data...
1987
System of Faults in the Northwest Part of the Dnieper-Donets Depression
V. M. Smelyanskiy
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
...: seismic (refraction), gravity, magnetic, and electrical. The refraction surveying was the most satisfactory. Unfortunately, only individual parts...
1964
Abstract: Converted Wave Receiver Statics from First Break Mode Conversions; #90171 (2013)
Kristof De Meersman and Marcelo Roizman
Search and Discovery.com
... of receiver functions with near surface P-wave velocity information obtained from conventional P-wave refraction statics allows us to derive a S-wave...
2013
Abstract: Converted Wave Receiver Statics from First Break Mode Conversions; #90171 (2013)
Kristof De Meersman and Marcelo Roizman
Search and Discovery.com
... of receiver functions with near surface P-wave velocity information obtained from conventional P-wave refraction statics allows us to derive a S-wave...
2013
Field Guide to the Tectonic Boundary Between the Northern San Joaquin Valley and the Central Diablo Range
M. C. Erskine
Pacific Section of AAPG
.... D. and Wentworth, C. M., 1986, Crustal studies in central California using an 800-channel seismic reflection recording system: In Barazangi, M...
1992
Developments in Upper Gulf Coast of Texas in 1949
James L. Ballard
AAPG Bulletin
... with 2,415 crew-weeks in 1948. This represents a decrease of 19 per cent. The reflection seismograph was by far the most actively used instrument. The most...
1950
Development in Upper Gulf Coast District of Texas in 1951
Walter W. McMahan, Jr.
AAPG Bulletin
... is an increase of 20 per cent over the year 1950. Geophysical activity totaled 2,199 crew weeks, of which 90 per cent is reflection seismograph time...
1952