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From geophone arrays to point receivers: implications for sensor and land survey design​

From geophone arrays to point receivers: implications for sensor and land survey design​

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During the 2024 IMAGE conference in Houston, Texas, our Chief Scientist, Nicolas Goujon presented a poster on how moving from geophone arrays to point receivers implicates sensor and land survey design​.

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Given the trend towards single-sensor acquisition, it is important and timely to examine what implications this transition has for sensor specifications and land survey design.

Nicolas Goujon decomposes the recorded data into its constituent parts and examines how each is affected by the sensor characteristics and the transition from array to single-sensor recording.

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