Hornman, 2017 - Google Patents
Field trial of seismic recording using distributed acoustic sensing with broadside sensitive fibre‐optic cablesHornman, 2017
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- 6199214743762367695
- Author
- Hornman J
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- Publication venue
- Geophysical Prospecting
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Distributed acoustic sensing is an emerging technology using fibre‐optic cables to detect acoustic disturbances such as flow noise and seismic signals. The technology has been applied successfully in hydraulic fracture monitoring and vertical seismic profiling. One of the …
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