What happens when oil runs out? The technology must be used for anything else! Applications will be different with maths the same! !
Master-degree
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Kap.10.Studium
av reelle marin seismiske data Legges ikke på nett
GEO 4280 Matlab excercises (word)
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Seismic invers Q-filtering
Spring term 2010, I will apply the theory of seismic data on an ordinary soundtrace and see the analogies. As an example: In Audacity we can apply a low pass filter on an audio recording, and we can have the same dampingeffect on a seismogram. In Audacity we must divide the trace into several windows, while in a seismic program we get a continuous solution. In a seismic inversion we try to restore the frequencies that are damped out. In Audacity we do this by applying inverse filters in each window, while we in our seismic program can do this with the entire trace at once.
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Inverse Q-filtering applied on Riccatiequation
A direct application of my profession, I have in the topic inverse Q-filtering.In the fall I will hold a seminar on the subject at the University of Oslo, together with others. (The GEO-subject) I would then among other things, go through Yanguah Wang's latest book, 'Seismic inverse Q-filtering' which was published in May 2008. Inverse Q-filtering is a topic that has become more important in the seismic data, and Wang's book will undoubtedly increase interest. Damping caused by internal friction can be compensated for by deconvolution by applying a Wiener filter. But the method has its limitations - you have to share the seismic section into several windows to get good 'spiking' in that you get a non-continuous time-variation application. One should also have a signature in the minimum-phase. By inverse Q-filtering do not have such limitations while making a better 'spiking'.
Another book that I will try to teach is the book Basic Theory of Exploration Seismology By John K. Costain, Cahit Çoruh.It is now a Google book (click on the picture) so it's easy to keep track of the contents on the Internet. It has many Mathematica program that is good to work with. I will review some of these. The book is well up to the book of "Seismic inverse Q-filtering". Costain et al. has based his presentation on the Wawelet-shaping and Q-filtering with emphasis on including Hilbert-transformations and predictive Deconvolution.
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