Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Seismic prospecting – Offshore prospecting
Patent
1983-10-31
1986-11-04
Moskowitz, Nelson
Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices
Seismic prospecting
Offshore prospecting
367 15, 367 37, 367 56, G01V 138, G01V 120
Patent
active
046213473
ABSTRACT:
The present invention indicates that in exploration of permafrost regions of the world for oil and gas accumulations, flexure noise can be attenuated by careful placement of the vibratory source vis-a-vis the receiver array during collection of the Vibroseis.RTM.-type data. If the explorationist adopts a survey strategy in which the vibratory source is separated from the receiver array by a pressure ridge or its equivalent over the ice formation of the region under survey, then - surprisingly - the seismic reflection signals can be easily collected and displayed. Result: continuity of events from onshore reflectors can be easily followed offshore through the transition zone into deeper sea ice regions. He is aided in formulating his exploration strategy by the use of aerial and/or radar photographs or LANDSAT unmanned satellite data for mapping the pressure ridges of the area under survey.
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Chevron Research Company
Keeling Edward J.
Messner H. D.
Moskowitz Nelson
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