Method and apparatus for determining acoustic properties in the

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

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367 56, 181111, G01V 113, G01V 138

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for determining the acoustic properties of the earth utilizes one or more identical, non-interacting, first spaced arrays of point sound sources and one or more identical, non-interacting, second spaced arrays of point sound sources with corresponding arrays of the first and second sources containing the same number of point sound sources in the same spatial relationship, with the spacing between the point sources of the second array or arrays being a factor .alpha. greater than the spacing between corresponding point sources of the first array or arrays. The energy of the radiation emitted by each point source of the first array(s) is greater than that emitted by the corresponding point sources in the second array(s) by a factor of .alpha..sup.3.

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