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Survey Evaluation and Design for a 3D Seismic Survey - a Case History

G. Brown

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In this case study we present data from a large 3D seismic survey recorded in the southern North Sea during 1993/4. Prior to the commencement of the survey, considerable effort was devoted to a comprehensive survey evaluation and design study from which the required acquisition parameters were defined.

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In this case study we present data from a large 3D seismic survey recorded in the southern North Sea during 1993/4. Prior to the commencement of the survey, considerable effort was devoted to a comprehensive survey evaluation and design study from which the required acquisition parameters were defined.

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In this case study we present data from a large 3D seismic survey recorded in the southern North Sea during 1993/4. Prior to the commencement of the survey, considerable effort was devoted to a comprehensive survey evaluation and design study from which the required acquisition parameters were defined.

Key concepts: Seismic survey, Survey research, Survey data collection, Survey methodology, Computer science, Geology, Seismology, Statistics

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