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Lecture and |
Tuesday and Thursday E207 12.00-1.00 p.m. and ; XX lectures; YY lab
sessions; 1 field day (required) |
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Lab times |
3.00 -4.30 p.m. E217 Subsurface Lab 23
lectures; 23 labs |
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Office hours |
Tuesdays and Thursdays 4.30 - 5.30 p.m.,
Room 215 (Old Howe-Russell Building) |
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Required
textbooks
for Lecture (Liner) and Lab (Forel et al.) |

Elements of 3-D seismology by Chris L. Liner, 2004,
608 pp. Second Edition
(Table of
Contents)

Seismic Data Processing with Seismic Un*x 2007 Forel, D. Benz, T. and Pennington, W. 2007, 16 capters, SEG, OK.
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Goals:
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Introduction to 2D and 3D seismic data acquisition,
processing and limitations of seismic interpretation in the context of oil and
gas and, and shallow, environmental seismology.
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Field
work |
One Saturday is spent
collecting seismic reflection and
refraction data. A 24-channel land-cable 2D system will be available. This Field trips is integral and hence
compulsory. If rain prevents a field trip we will schedule
it for another Saturday. |
| Course work |
Weekly homework, a field-based seismic processing project, one midterm and
one final in-class exam.
Lectures will be dedicated to the presentation of concepts
covered by the course textbook and Labs will be dedicated to exercises using academic and industrial
seismic processing software in the Subsurface Laboratory (E217). Lab work
will include processing of an original data set collected during a field trip.
All homeworks and lab exercises, with the exception of the final project, are
due one week
after they are handed out, at the beginning of each class.
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Recommended prior courses or experience |
Math I, II, Physics-I, programming experience
with a high-level language like Excel,Matlab, Maple, etc. Web navigation |
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Course Grades
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Final
letter grades are calculated using the results
of weekly lecture
homework and in-lab exercises (30%), a midterm exam (15%), a final
takehome exam (15%) a lab project (30%) and
active participation in class field
experiment (10%). A (90-100%) , B (80-89.5%), C (60-79.5%) D
(50-59.5%), F (less than 49.5%) Graduate students taking this
course will be held to a higher standard, commensurate with their
academic seniority. |
| Tentative |
Lectures by industry
geophysicists. |
| Lectures |
In Powerpoint format, in MSWord format and as old
html files, . |
| Program
Downloads |
Matlab programs for lectures --->
SEA (self-expanding
archive)
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