Air-coupled seismic detector

Acoustics – Geophysical or subsurface exploration – Seismic source and detector

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181122, 181401, 73627, 340 155R, G01V 116

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for improved detection of reflected seismic energy through detection of air pressure variations in air above an air/earth surface interface. One form of apparatus suitable for detection in air of seismic energy waves emanating from beneath the earth surface consists of supporting a collecting reflecting member over a designated earth surface site and detecting air pressure variations at a focal point within the reflector member; and, thereafter, transmitting or conducting the reflected seismic energy indications for processing in accordance with the seismic energy source requirements to obtain seismic energy reflection data for the particular locale.

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