1997 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Seismic Methods and Interpretation
Authors : Martyn S. Stoker, Jack B. Pheasant, Heiner Josenhans
Published in: Glaciated Continental Margins
Publisher: Springer Netherlands
Included in: Professional Book Archive
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A great deal of literature exists on the basic concept of the seismic method, seismic reflection systems and the interpretation of seismic records. The aim of this atlas is to provide a practical guide focusing on the connection between geology and seismic sections, with an emphasis on interpretation. Whilst this necessitates a brief summary of some of the most commonly used seismic techniques and interpretive methods (this chapter), it is not our intention for the atlas to be a textbook in reflection seismology or seismic interpretation. Instead, we have included a number of selected references that will enable the reader to enhance their understanding of these disciplines. Additionally, italicised text words (excluding headers) in this chapter are expanded upon in the glossary at the back of the atlas.