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Pneumatic seismic sources, commonly known as airguns, have been serving us well for decades but there is an increasing need for sources...
Recent land acquisition projects are characterized by a trend towards higher trace densities, now widely recognized as the key parameter for efficient reservoir analysis.
Extending the seismic signal frequency towards the low frequencies has become almost standard on Vibroseis seismic projects...
We describe the physical principles underlying a new type of marine seismic source, the so-called Tuned Pulse Source...
Pneumatic seismic sources, commonly known as airguns, have been serving us well for decades, but there is an increasing need for sources...
Extending the seismic signal frequency towards low frequencies has become almost standard on seismic projects...
Jo Firth, Gordon Poole, Federico Buriola, Steve McDonald, Paul Fallon, Steve Hollingworth, James Cooper and Gaetan Mellier present a case study from...
Recording very low-frequency signal below 1 hertz is a major concern for seismology, in particular passive noise tomography...
This paper presents an automatic classification method dedicated to mysticete calls.
Multi-component recording of seismic data with two components and four components has been in use in shallow water environments...
With the dawn of this century came a new generation of seismic sensors. These are 1C or 3C MEMS based accelerometers integrated with electronics to deliver...
Nicolas Tellier and Steve Wilcox discuss how land recorders have evolved and the impact of quality control.