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three-dimensional seismology
three-dimensional seismology (3D seismic) A technique, used in prospecting for crude oil and natural gas, in which a set of
geophones is located very precisely to detect vibrations from a series of experimentally induced seismic disturbances over a considerable area. In one survey, covering 49km
2, 1700 seismic disturbances produced 725 000 geophone traces. The technique has led to the identification of larger reserves than had previously been suspected and increased production.
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The ground beneath our feet ; From understanding earthquakes to developing new technologies for effective exploitation of natural resources, seismology promises a career full of challenges.
Newspaper article from: India Today; 11/10/2008; ; 700+ words
; ...suchearth-shakingtimes, the study of seismology is an emerging field that not only promises...innumerable lives in times to come. Seismology is the branch of earth sciences that...developing cities as part of engineering seismology to assist civil engineers in making...
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Seismic advances in acquisition: acoustic imaging techniques in seismology. (data acquisition).
Magazine article from: Scientific Computing & Instrumentation; 8/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...sonar, while the terms seismic and seismology are used when earth is the propagation...with most spectroscopic techniques, seismology utilizes a source of energy that interacts...geophone array. Increasingly, 3-D seismology is used to visualize changes in production...
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Birth of seismology
Newspaper article from: Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA; 4/18/2006; 677 words
; ...outbreak. One hundred years ago today, seismology - the study of earthquakes - leaped...moment the quake struck, the science of seismology moved from infancy to adulthood. Under...what has become the modern science of seismology. Some of those findings included...
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School yard seismology
Magazine article from: Journal of Geoscience Education; 5/1/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...national and international levels. Seismology and earth sciences are no exception...establishing an EduSeis (Educational Seismology)program and thus have the advantages...teachers access to the wonderful world of seismology free of the rather involved mathematics...
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Seismology tools more sophisticated than ever
Newspaper article from: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin; 8/14/2005; ; 700+ words
; ...what makes our planet tick and rumble, shake and convulse. Seismology is among the youngest of sciences, and certainly important...of scientists. Not that prediction, the "Holy Grail" of seismology, is on the immediate horizon. But the work going on now...
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Kyrgyz Seismology Institute denies information about powerful quake.
News Wire article from: AKIpress News Agency; 5/20/2009; 484 words
; The Seismology Institute denied rumors in the capital city regarding powerful and devastating...can not forecast strength of the quake,\" AKIpress was told in the Seismology Institute.The administration of secondary school No. 38 in Bishkek...
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EARTHQUAKE AND SEISMOLOGY EXPERTS AVAILABLE AT PURDUE
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News; 4/18/2008; 287 words
; ...earth and atmospheric scientists specializing in earthquakes and seismology: Larry W. Braile, professor of earth sciences and head of...Sciences. Braille oversees the seismograph and works with the seismology station at Purdue.
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PROFESSOR'S PAINSTAKING DETAILS OF SEISMOLOGY MAKING WAVES.(Capital Region)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY); 11/29/1992; 700+ words
; ...10 seconds, but it seemed like an eternity," he said. Seismology is science, and science is details, and painstaking details...in the infancy stage of figuring out how the world works. Seismology only started in the 19th century. For those early scientists...
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NYPA grant shakes things up at seismology lab.
Newspaper article from: Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY); 2/24/2006; 700+ words
; ...will have his name linked with the school in perpetuity. The seismology lab in Timerman Hall will be named for the professor at 3...to buy computers and other equipment for the geophysics and seismology lab in the basement of the hall. With the computers and software...
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Seismology Centre to study mild tremors in E. Region.
News Wire article from: WAM - United Arab Emirates News Agency; 2/3/2008; 326 words
; Abu Dhabi, Feb.3rd, 2008 (WAM) -- The National Centre for Meteorology and Seismology has delegated a team to the Eastern Region to conduct a questionnaire and gather data from the local population there about the...
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Seismology
Book article from: World of Earth Science
Seismology Seismology is the science that studies earthquakes and phenomena connected with them. Seismology is a branch of geophysics. Seismology attempts to explain the origin of earthquakes, where, when, and why they occur, what accompanies...
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seismology
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
seismology , scientific study of earthquakes and...continental land masses. Development of Seismology The American scientist John Winthrop (1714-79), often called the founder of seismology, was one of the first to make scientific...
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controlled-source seismology
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to the Earth
controlled-source seismology Seismological methods for determining...In contrast, controlled-source seismology refers to active methods where the...of analysis. Controlled-source seismology is not a precisely defined term and...
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earthquake seismology
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to the Earth
earthquake seismology The first recorded accounts of earthquakes...bc. However, the era of earthquake seismology as a modern science began in the late...been recurring themes in earthquake seismology probably ever since humans first experienced...
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strong-motion seismology
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to the Earth
strong-motion seismology Since the 1970s, a branch of earthquake seismology (see earthquake seismology ) has evolved, focusing on the assessment of ground shaking in strong earthquakes. Ground shaking is the most significant hazard generated...
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