H. Roice Nelson
Abstract
Physical and theoretical modeling techniques have served throughout the history of seismic exploration as tools for understanding field data. Today, seismic interpreters can use various models in one to three dimensions to define seismic sections and to explain complex events in field-generated data.
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Physical and theoretical modeling techniques have served throughout the history of seismic exploration as tools for understanding field data. Today, seismic interpreters can use various models in one to three dimensions to define seismic sections and to explain complex events in field-generated data.
Key concepts: Geology, Seismology, Geophysics, Field (mathematics), Mathematics, Pure mathematics