SEISMIC ENERGY
Seismic energy is reflected (echoed) from interfaces as well as transmitted. Strength of reflection depends on Seismic speed contrast across interface Density contrast across interface Transmitted energy can be partially reflected by still-deeper interfaces Travel-time, strength of "echoes" from layers below source measured Travel-times give relative depth Strength gives property contrast Repeated at close spacings along profile (compare echo-sounder) Result is seismic section, which mimics layer distribution in subsurface Major tool in oil,gas exploration Hydrocarbons trapped in deformed beds (for example, folds, domes) Relative travel-time of reflections shows relative depths Structural interpretation possible up to several km below surface Seismic signal processing techniques focus on improving signal-to-noise ratio(SNR) and resolution of sei
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