Industry Article The Defining Series: Beginner's Guide to Seismic Surveying
Today, geophysicists bounce seismic waves off strata below the Earth's surface and record seismic reflections to create high-resolution images of the subsurface.
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Removing noise from your seismic data is an important step to confident interpretations. Land and marine seismic present different challenges.
Data can contain both coherent and random noise, including wind or swell noise, mud roll, ambient noise, and seismic interference. Each of these must be uniquely addressed and can require applying more than one method to yield optimal results.
Our experts can help you choose the right techniques or combinations of techniques to best fit your goals.
Vector high-fidelity (VHF) provides noise attenuation and improved frequency content for accurate mapping of the geology and superior fault definition, with input phases that match output phases.
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