Acquisition of marine point receiver seismic data with a towed streamer
Author(s) -
James E. Martin,
Ali Özbek,
L. Combee,
N.H. Lunde,
S. H. Bittleston,
Ed Kragh
Publication year - 2000
Publication title -
citeseer x (the pennsylvania state university)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.1190/1.1816072
Subject(s) - geology , point (geometry) , seismology , seismic exploration , remote sensing , mathematics , geometry
Summary A new concept for the acquisition of point receiver towed streamer data is introduced. Recording of point receiver data, rather than the analogue outputs of hardwired arrays, enables both dynamic group forming and enhanced attenuation of noise. Dynamic group forming allows better signal preservation and enhanced frequency recovery, particularly at far offsets. Data adaptive noise attenuation methods allows improved attenuation of the low frequency noise induced by water flow around the streamer, enabling the enhancement of the low frequency signal-to-noise ratio through avoidance of low cut filters. Point receiver marine seismic data will improve the dynamic range of the seismic signal and enhance the viability of time-lapse monitoring of reservoirs with towed streamer data.
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