Identifying, characterizing, and mapping of seismic noise

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Seismic prospecting – Land-reflection type

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367 38, G01V 136

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides novel methods for identifying, characterizing and mapping seismic noise as an aid in evaluating and enhancing seismic data. In particular, an array of seismic receivers can be beam steered to sense seismic energy arriving from a plurality of azimuths. A measure of the strength of the seismic energy for each azimuth can be obtained for a plurality of arrival times, velocities and distances from the array. Displays of the azimuthal distribution of the strength of the seismic energy sensed by the areal array can then be produced for identifying and characterizing seismic noise into seismic data.

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Carl Regone, "Identifying, Quantifying, and Suppressing Backscattered Seismic Noise," May 10, 1991, Permian Basin Geophysical Society 33rd Annual Exploration Meeting, pp. 20-21.

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