Software related to seismic data acquisition




















A commercial licence is required to use it for real-time monitoring. Originally developed c. A simple detector counts trigger events on each station. And threshold-duration alarms can be configured for events lasting 10s of seconds and tremor lasting minutes.

IceWeb: Near-real time spectrograms. A Java program written by Dan and Peter Cervelli while at AVO which provides a convenient way to mimic helical drum recorders but with none of the disadvantages of unblocking pens and changing sheets of paper. Waveform data can be easily rescaled or zoomed, and spectra and spectrograms can be generated on demand.

Antelope : While Antelope is a real-time seismic monitoring system, it is also an database-driven data analysis environment. Some of the core Antelope codes, like dbdetect, are written in C and the source code is not available, so this can make it a bit of a black box. ObsPy : A Python toolbox for seismology. ObsPy is probably the fastest growing seismological toolbox in recent years and it is best to install it via Anaconda Python Distribution.

Includes the waveform suite from Celso Reyes', Mike West's cross-correlation analysis classes, and more recent tools for analyzing earthquake catalogs. Written in C. Seisan : A seismic event processing and analysis system mainly for producing earthquake catalogs. Integrated with a range of Fortran codes commonly used in seismology.

Map making software gmt Generic Mapping Tools : Useful for plotting maps. Share this page with someone. ION is a leading provider of seismic acquisition software. Optimize your s urveys with our expert planning and management services.

Mesa MESA is a leading edge software package that provides a comprehensive set of tools for optimizing onshore, offshore and transition zone survey design and planning. Orca Orca is the industry standard in towed streamer command and control software. The results of the speed analysis are picked based on the maximum values of the observed input for the NMO correction Figure 6. NMO correction is performed using the previously chosen parameters used in the velocity analysis.

Velocity from the chosen result is associated with a linear relationship; therefore, the velocity is continuous each time. Figure 7 b shows the results of the NMO correction. A correct NMO correction, as shown, is found by flattening seismic reflectors. The stacking process can be carried out for any group of seismic traces, but in the refraction seismic method, this process must be done after the NMO correction, and it should be ensured that the reflector is already flat; therefore the stacking process really can improve the signal over noise.

SEISGAMA is a free seismic reflection data processing software program that has successfully processed 2D seismic data for amplitude correction, muting, - and - domain transform, velocity analysis, NMO correction, and trace stacking. A minimum. NET 4. The software is freely available upon request by contacting the authors. The authors declare that there are no conflicts of interest regarding the publication of this article. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License , which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

Article of the Year Award: Outstanding research contributions of , as selected by our Chief Editors. Read the winning articles. Journal overview. Special Issues. Academic Editor: Filippos Vallianatos. Received 04 Jul Accepted 24 Dec Published 30 Jan Abstract Seismic reflection is one of the most popular methods in geophysical prospecting. Introduction Geophysics is a branch of physics that studies physical properties of the earth, such as mass density, seismic wave speed, electrical resistance, and magnetic properties [ 1 — 3 ] from surface measurements.

A more detailed explanation of the processing steps follows. Amplitude Correction Amplitude correction was performed to compensate seismic signal weakening, which decreases exponentially as a function of time due to attenuation and geometrical spreading. Muting The muting process removes unused parts of the seismic recording. The 2D Fourier transform is an extension of the 1D Fourier transformation and expressed by 2.

Velocity Analysis The reflection from a horizontal reflector of a seismic wave on the record for a particular seismic source will follow a parabolic equation These characteristics are used to estimate the wave propagation speed by assuming the velocity of the medium. Normal Moveout Correction A normal moveout NMO correction is carried out to restore the nonzero offset seismic reflectors to zero offset. Stacking Stacking is a process of merging many seismic traces that are already in a state of zero offset.

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Uncorrected seismic traces a and NMO corrected seismic traces b. Figure 8. NMO corrected seismic traces a and stacked seismic trace b. References W. Telford, L. Geldart, and R. View at: Publisher Site M. Tolstoy, Ed. Chilingarian and A. Steeples and R. Stockwell Jr. Templeton and C. Beaty, G. Perron, I. Kay, and E. View at: Google Scholar W. Mousa and A. Gasperini and G. Beyreuther, R. Barsch, L.

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