Method and system for seismic exploration employing a dual-dipole hydrophone streamer
CA 1310102 C · Owner: Rice, James A. · Inventors: Rice, James A.
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A seismic exploration method and system employing a streamer that houses at least one pair of orthogonally mounted hydrophones. The streamer may be operated downhole in a well or may be towed in a body of water by a marine vessel. In the downhole embodiment, detection of seismic signals of interest with suppression of noise due to tube waves and (dipole and monopole) modal waves propagating in and along the well is permitted, and without the need for locking the seismic detectors to the wall of the well. In the marine embodiment selective detection of waves incident from any incidence direction of interest (including the horizontal and vertical directions) is permitted. In all embodiments …
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- Granted November 10, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 10, 2009.
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