CHAPTER 9

ACQUISITION OF CROSSWELL SEISMIC MONITORING DATA

Thomas M. Daleya, Fenglin Niub, Paul G. Silverc, and Ernest L. Majera

Contents

1. Introduction

2. Optimal Acquisition Parameters

3. Acquisition Hardware

4. Field Tests

5. Conclusions

Acknowledgments

References

1. INTRODUCTION

Seismic velocity (both compressional and shear) is a fundamental property of materials, a property that varies with changes in conditions both external (stress, temperature) and internal (fluid saturation, crack density). Monitoring of changes in these external or internal conditions is a goal of geophysical investigations such as earthquake prediction (via stress change monitoring) and reservoir exploitation (via fluid saturation monitoring). Using an active source ...

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