Geophysics/Experts
| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
|---|---|---|
Farrukh QayyumNetherlands
On Vacation
returns 02/18/2012 |
I would like to answer Geophysical questions with keen interest, specifically exploration related. I want to hear from users for their queries on exploration geophysics/geology. Especially in the discipline of Reservoir Characterization from seismic reflection data. The questions related to basics and interpretational applications would be most welcome. I can also answer queries related to sequence and/or seismic stratigraphy, geology, general geomorphology, seismic geomorphology and other relevant questions. I can not answer the questions related to gravity, magnetic, or resistivity surveying or question related to the fluid dynamics. Such categories are not related to my experience. |
Recent Answers
2012-02-02 phase, frequency, wavelet:
Dear Rasoul, I know you are becoming too critical here in your own mind. But what I am guessing is that you are taking yourself five steps back i.e. back to school. Go back and read the book of basic
2012-02-02 Geophysical Inversion Career:
Dear Haider, I believe you are referring to seismic inversion. Things are changing in our technologies and every now and then we are learning about new methodologies in seismic interpretation. The
2012-02-01 phase, frequency, wavelet:
Dear Rasoul, Wavelet is a representation of input signal. We also call it a source signature. The source signature is normally a pulse response i.e. buzzzzzz....! Some sources could have a delay (minimum
2012-01-26 Geophysics:
Dear Wajid, These things are really fundamentals of geophysics that you should be trying to find out in the books. There are certain energy sources (dynamite, hammers, airgun blast) have energy that
2012-01-20 zero phasing sismic data without wells:
Dear Hind, People try to know it using the source signature either by recording it or by knowing its nature. You will have to read the fundamentals of seismic acquisitions and the related land/marine
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