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    GEOPHYSICS‚ VOL. 76‚ NO. 4 (JULY-AUGUST 2011); P. B127–B137‚ 15 FIGS. 10.1190/1.3581199 Case History Characterizing seismic bright spots in deeply buried‚ Ordovician Paleokarst strata‚ Central Tabei uplift‚ Tarim Basin‚ Western China Hongliu Zeng1‚ Guizhong Wang2‚ Xavier Janson1‚ Robert Loucks1‚ Yiping Xia2‚ Ligui Xu2‚ and Bingheng Yuan2 ABSTRACT Anomalous seismic-amplitude bright spots are a common feature in deeply buried (5500 to 6500 m) Ordovician limestone strata in the Central Tabei

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    The oil and gas usually form in organic-rich shales. They then migrate through fractures and pool in highly porous and permeable rock formations‚ such as sandstones and limestones‚ creating a hydrocarbon reservoir. Reservoir characterization Seismic reflection amplitude (grey scale) image showing the Luva gas

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    forecast that is successful is still one of the biggest challenges before the scientists. Losses caused by earthquakes alone are greater than the loss caused by any other natural calamity. Many attempts have been made from ancient times to predict seismic events‚ but success has not been achieved yet. This is about to change with the study of the ionosphere to aid future predictions. This paper accumulates the recent advances in scientific understanding of the problem of seismo-ionospheric coupling

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    structures in seismic regions and when analyzing data from earthquake reconnaissance. Though there are significant differences between the uses of concrete in structures‚ it is certain that the properties of the concrete should match the task they are meant to perform. For instance‚ concrete which is intended to perform well in seismic regions should ideally be designed differently from typical concrete. This is a practice which is already in place in newer structures in seismic zones. During

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    the same time to hold up the building and let the ground move underneath then the large displacements‚ story drift and hence damage to the super structure will be greatly reduced. Base isolators reduce the structural response by filtering the seismic excitation and by dissipating energy‚ thereby reducing the energy that need to be dissipated by structure. The ground accelerations induce large displacements at the isolator level and minimize the acceleration and story drift of super structure

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    • Density • Magnetic susceptibility • Seismic wave velocity and density • Resistivity • Conductance/inductance/permitivity Oh‚ and it’s relatively cheap Applied geophysics – Introduction Active and passive Active Transmit a signal into the subsurface and record what comes back • Seismic arrival – explosions • Electrical current • Electromagnetic waves Passive Measure naturally occurring phenomena • Gravity field • Magnetic field • Seismic arrivals - earthquakes think scale 3 Applied

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    Seismic Demands on Steel Braced Frame Buildings with Buckling-Restrained Braces by 1 2 Rafael Sabelli‚ Stephen Mahin and Chunho Chang 3 Abstract This paper highlights research being conducted to identify ground motion and structural characteristics that control the response of concentrically braced frames‚ and to identify improved design procedures and code provisions. The focus of this paper is on the seismic response of three and six story concentrically braced frames utilizing

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    “EVALUATE HOW PLATE TECTONICS THEORY HELPS OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE DISTRIBUTON OF SEISMIC AND VOLCANIC EVENTS” In this essay I am going to look in detail at plate tectonic theory and how it can be used to explain seismic and volcanic events worldwide. However‚ I will also look at other potential causes of these events‚ and some evidence that does not follow the theory that all these events are caused by plate boundaries. I am going to look at a range of case studies from differing scales

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    An Application of Structural Filter and Gabor Deconvolution for AVO Processing Jiangbo Yu* and Dong Liu‚ University of Houston Summary This paper discusses two seismic data conditioning processes – Structural Filter (SF) and Gabor deconvolution. We found that these two techniques can improve AVO analysis in CMP and CRP gathers. Structural Filter greatly enhances the S/N of gathers by removing abnormal single high amplitude events‚ outliers and strong random noise. At the meantime‚ the relative

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    An earthquake (also known as a quake‚ tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth’s crust that creates seismic waves. The seismicity‚ seismism or seismic activity of an area refers to the frequency‚ type and size of earthquakes experienced over a period of time. Tectonic earthquakes occur anywhere in the earth where there is sufficient stored elastic strain energy to drive fracture propagation along a fault plane. The sides of a fault move past each other smoothly

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