Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement

Seismic refraction method is one of the most effective of all geophysical methods used to characterize ground subsurface. The restricted use of seismic refraction may due to some limitations associated with survey costs and inadequate flexibility of survey. This study outlines the development of a n...

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Main Author: Kiu, Yap Chong
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Language:English
Published: 2020
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spelling my.usm.eprints.55638 http://eprints.usm.my/55638/ Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement Kiu, Yap Chong QC1-999 Physics Seismic refraction method is one of the most effective of all geophysical methods used to characterize ground subsurface. The restricted use of seismic refraction may due to some limitations associated with survey costs and inadequate flexibility of survey. This study outlines the development of a new approach in flexible sources-receivers arrangement for seismic refraction data acquisition technique. This new design is an innovative solution which implements only a few geophones to execute a full-length seismic refraction survey, with adequately similar data to pick first arrival time in order to overcome the limitations of coverage and inflexibility of the survey. 2020-02 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/55638/1/DEVELOPMENT%20OF%20SEISMIC%20REFRACTION%20TECHNIQUE%20WITH%20FLEXIBLE%20SOURCES-%20RECEIVERS%20ARRANGEMENT_KYC%20cut.pdf Kiu, Yap Chong (2020) Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement. PhD thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
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Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement
description Seismic refraction method is one of the most effective of all geophysical methods used to characterize ground subsurface. The restricted use of seismic refraction may due to some limitations associated with survey costs and inadequate flexibility of survey. This study outlines the development of a new approach in flexible sources-receivers arrangement for seismic refraction data acquisition technique. This new design is an innovative solution which implements only a few geophones to execute a full-length seismic refraction survey, with adequately similar data to pick first arrival time in order to overcome the limitations of coverage and inflexibility of the survey.
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author Kiu, Yap Chong
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title Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement
title_short Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement
title_full Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement
title_fullStr Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement
title_full_unstemmed Development Of Seismic Refraction Technique With Flexible Sources- Receivers Arrangement
title_sort development of seismic refraction technique with flexible sources- receivers arrangement
publishDate 2020
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