ANALOG SEISMIC RECORDING REVISITED

Authors

  • Suprajitno Munadi Research and Development Centre for Oil and Gas Technology "LEMIGAS"

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29017/SCOG.16.1.1108

Keywords:

Seismic, Conventional Technique, Stratigraphic

Abstract

Analog single channel seismic recording is a conventional technique commonly used in subsurface profiling. One of its advantage is the resolution much higher than that of digital seismic recording. This advantage can be very useful in interpreting detail stratigraphic and structural subsurface features of the digital seismic section. In this case both profile are complementary.

References

Anstey, N.A., 1979, Seismic Propecting Instrument, V.1, “Signal Characteristics and Instrument Specificationsâ€, Gebrader Born Traeger, Berlin

Geyer, R.A., 1983, CRC Handbook of Geophysical Exploration at Sea, Florida

Tj.C.E., Van Weering Kusnida, D., Tjokrosaputro, S., Lubis, S., Kridoharto, P., Suprajitno M., 1989, “The Seismic Structure of the Lombok and Savu Foreare Basins, Indonesiaâ€, Netherlands Journal of Sea Research 24(2/3) : 251-262.

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Vol. 16 No. 1 (1993)

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