Seismic reflection methods applied to engineering, environmental, and ground-water problems
DW Steeples, RD Miller - 1st EEGS Symposium on the Application of …, 1988 - earthdoc.org
The seismic-reflection method is a powerful geophysical exploration method that has been
in widespread use in the petroleum industry for more than 60 years. Since 1980, it has been …
in widespread use in the petroleum industry for more than 60 years. Since 1980, it has been …
High-resolution of shallow-seismic experiments in sand; Part 1, Water table, fluid flow, and saturation
R Bachrach, A Nur - Geophysics, 1998 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
A high-resolution, very shallow seismic reflection and refraction experiment was conducted
to investigate the seismic response of groundwater level changes in beach sand in situ. A …
to investigate the seismic response of groundwater level changes in beach sand in situ. A …
Monitoring water level of a surficial aquifer using distributed acoustic sensing and ballistic surface waves
Groundwater resources play an increasingly crucial role in providing the water required to
sustain the environment. However, our understanding of the state of surficial aquifers and …
sustain the environment. However, our understanding of the state of surficial aquifers and …
Combining sedimentological and geophysical data for high-resolution 3-D map** of fluvial architectural elements in the Quaternary Po plain (Italy)
Current approaches to the reconstruction of the geometry of fluvial sediments of Quaternary
alluvial plains and the characterization of their internal architecture are strongly dependent …
alluvial plains and the characterization of their internal architecture are strongly dependent …
Map** a bedrock surface under dry alluvium with shallow seismic reflections
RD Miller, DW Steeples, M Brannan - Geophysics, 1989 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
Shallow seismic-reflection techniques were used to image the bedrock-alluvial interface,
near a chemical evaporation pond in the Texas Panhandle, allowing optimum placement of …
near a chemical evaporation pond in the Texas Panhandle, allowing optimum placement of …
Ground penetrating radar imaging of an aquifer during a pum** test
We have imaged the temporal and spatial response of an unconfined aquifer during a
pum** test using ground penetrating radar (GPR) profiling. In particular, we have …
pum** test using ground penetrating radar (GPR) profiling. In particular, we have …
Field comparison of shallow seismic sources near Chino, California
RD Miller, SE Pullan, DW Steeples… - Geophysics, 1992 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
Data from a shallow seismic-source comparison test conducted in an area with a water-table
depth in excess of 30 m and near-surface velocities less than 330 m/s were acquired from …
depth in excess of 30 m and near-surface velocities less than 330 m/s were acquired from …
Detecting voids in a 0.6 m coal seam, 7 m deep, using seismic reflection
RD Miller, DW Steeples - Geoexploration, 1991 - Elsevier
Surface collapse over abandoned subsurface coal mines is a problem in many parts of the
world. High-resolution P-wave reflection seismology was successfully used to evaluate the …
world. High-resolution P-wave reflection seismology was successfully used to evaluate the …
Electromagnetic induction methods for environmental problems
DV Fitterman, VF Labson - 2005 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
Introduction Electromagnetic methods have a special place in the arsenal of geophysical
tools available for environmental investigations. They owe their status to five factors. First …
tools available for environmental investigations. They owe their status to five factors. First …
Shallow seismic methods
DW Steeples - Hydrogeophysics, 2005 - Springer
This chapter covers the fundamentals of near-surface seismic techniques, including
refraction, reflection, borehole, and surface-wave methods. Typical seismic applications to …
refraction, reflection, borehole, and surface-wave methods. Typical seismic applications to …