This course defines the functions of key equipment used to record seismic signals in the field. The four basic functions of a seismic recording system are detailed. The various differences, advantages and disadvantages of cabled and wireless seismic recording systems are discussed. The various types of multi-component data, how they can be recorded and their advantages over compressional waves for seismic exploration are listed. The primary purposes of permitting and surveying operations in land work are explained. This course discusses three different land acquisition techniques and their usage rationale. Marine streamer equipment and operations are discussed. Two types of ocean bottom recording technology are described. This course details the types of seismic sources that can be used in the transition zone and in which environments these are likely to be used. The application of acquisition techniques in the various transition zone terrain are discussed. The Shell processing support (SPS) data format is outlined.
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