This document discusses the seismic data acquisition and processing parameters used for the Penjom project. It describes the different types of seismic data acquisition methods, including land, marine and transition zone recording. It also outlines the fundamental seismic wave types and key reflection field data parameters such as sample rate, record length, and fold coverage. The document provides details on the 2D acquisition survey design for Penjom, which used a 24 channel seismograph and homemade drop weights or explosive sources. It recognizes six suspected fault systems from the first phase of the Penjom survey.
This document discusses the seismic data acquisition and processing parameters used for the Penjom project. It describes the different types of seismic data acquisition methods, including land, marine and transition zone recording. It also outlines the fundamental seismic wave types and key reflection field data parameters such as sample rate, record length, and fold coverage. The document provides details on the 2D acquisition survey design for Penjom, which used a 24 channel seismograph and homemade drop weights or explosive sources. It recognizes six suspected fault systems from the first phase of the Penjom survey.
This document discusses the seismic data acquisition and processing parameters used for the Penjom project. It describes the different types of seismic data acquisition methods, including land, marine and transition zone recording. It also outlines the fundamental seismic wave types and key reflection field data parameters such as sample rate, record length, and fold coverage. The document provides details on the 2D acquisition survey design for Penjom, which used a 24 channel seismograph and homemade drop weights or explosive sources. It recognizes six suspected fault systems from the first phase of the Penjom survey.
1. Land Data Acquisition 2. Marine Data Acquisition 3. Transition- Zone Recording
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Fundamental of Seismic Acquisitions Seismic waves: 1. Compressional Wave (P-Waves) 2. Shear Wave (S-Waves) 3. Surface Waves (Raleigh and Love Waves)
Reflection Field Data Parameter
4. Sample Rate 5. Record length 6. Fresnel Zone 7. Group Interval 8. Source interval 9. Fold Coverage 10. Seismic Instrumentation 11. Source Power 12. Line location and Orientation 13. Near Surface Layer and Shallow layer
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Reflection Field Layouts • Split Dip and Common Midpoint Recording • Spread Types • Arrays • Sesimic Resolution – Vertical Resolution – Horizontal Resolution – Arrays
an ABEM Terraloc Mark-6 24 channels seismograph. In this survey, a homemade 40 kg weight drop and SEISMIC-GUN (Buffalo gun) with 12 gauge wild boar bullet were used as the main seismic source.
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2D Line 7 Interpretation
From the first phase
survey program, there are six suspected fault systems recognized in the area. Those fault systems are named as Black Fault System, Orange Fault System, Red Fault System, Yellow Fault System, Green Fault System and Blue Fault System.