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The temporal distribution |
Content of the course |
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The first week |
A revitalized review to understand the principles and concepts of reflective and refractive seismic waves, their characteristics, methods of propagation and the laws that govern them. Introduction and general idea on the basics and requirements of terrestrial and marine seismic surveys and the challenges related to survey work in different environments |
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Second week |
Survey of equipment and equipment used in the land and marine seismic survey (power sources, sensors, recording devices), and recovery of the important functions and characteristics of the devices and equipment |
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Third week |
Remote and remote survey operations, land and sea dimensions, study of objectives and preparation of survey programs, recovery of the criteria for determining the factors and dimensions of the stations of the captures and energy sources and their distribution and inspection of the preliminary field records. |
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The fourth week |
Processing of field seismic information, study of components and objectives of processing stages, extensive description of initial processes supported by fullness. Preview samples of field records, verify their quality, analyze and classify their features and content. |
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The fifth week |
A thorough study of the important steps in each stage of treatment supported by several examples and followed by analytical exercises to refine the knowledge gained. |
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The sixth week |
The first half exam |
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The seventh week |
Study some advanced processing processes and supporting mathematical concepts, supported by fullness before and after the operation |
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The eighth week |
Seismic interpretation, understanding the principles and objectives of the branches of seismic interpretation (structural/structural, stratigraphic and quantitative). Preparation of artificial seismology, linking and pumping of artificial lats with the seismic segment. Manual and automated interpretation, hardware and software used, examine and interpret different patterns of automated output. |
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Ninth and tenth week |
Structural interpretation: An extensive study of the rules and the joining of structural interpretation, practical application to seismic segments and segments, including the identification of the types and features of geological structures |
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Eleventh and twelfth weeks |
The second half evaluation |
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The thirteenth and fourteenth week |
Stratigraphic interpretation, an extensive study of goals, systems and mechanisms with practical applications through sycophms and seismic segments. |
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Fifteenth week |
Quantitative, partial interpretation deals with the study of analytical concepts and applications used by seismic features, well records/rock physics, a study of practical cases. |
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The sixteenth week |
The final exam |