ADVANCED SEISMIC METHODS

Advanced Seismic Methods from Deep Earth Mineral Exploration to Shallow and Near Surface Geotechnical Investigations

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Full waveform inversion for detailed geological imaging where standard seismic methods fail due to vertically oriented structures or severe heterogeneity at the near surface.

Seismic Interferometry where virtual sources/receivers can be created nearer to a geological target so that a better image of the target can be derived than the standard 2D/3D methods. For example, a borehole VSP experiment can be transformed into a virtual 2D survey to increase the lateral coverage.

Interferometric seismic source location where the seismic activity is large and manual event identification and source location is not an option or building a velocity model for event location isn’t easy due to the complexity of the underground.

I recently joined WSP Australia, where I offer my expertise. If you have specific questions or concerns about designing a seismic survey for your site or applying seismic methods in your exploration program, please contact me at my WSP email below. Through WSP, I can provide detailed and personalized advice on survey parameter design and the application of advanced seismic methods. We collaborate with you to design a custom survey, data acquisition, and processing program that meets your specific needs and objectives while minimizing risks and costs.

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