Marine seismic streamer employing variable hydrophone density

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Seismic prospecting – Offshore prospecting

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367154, 1741015, G01V 138

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ABSTRACT:
A marine seismic streamer employs a plurality of sections connected together sequentially with fluid blocking connectors. Each section contains a plurality of groupings of hydrophones with the hydrophones within each grouping connected together to provide a single seismic signal output for such groupings. The two terminal groupings of each section have variable hydrophone densities along their lengths so as to discriminate against noise generated in the streamer by the action of the fluid blocking connectors in producing pressure waves in the fluid fill within the streamer.

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