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Land Seismic Noise Specialists co-founder Christof Stork discusses why land seismic data is different — and worse – than marine seismic data as part of the 2024 European Association Of Geophysicists And Engineers Conference & Exhibition.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING ACROSS THE INDUSTRY

In the news

A model for land seismic surface scattering noise has implications for acquisition and processing

Stork, EAGE 2021

How does the thin near surface of the earth produce 10-100 times more noise on land seismic data than on marine data?

Stork, First Break 2020

Global land seismic acquisition optimization by accounting for varying noise, obstacles, non-uniform placement costs, and signal

Stork, SEG 2019

Evidence that land seismic surface scattering noise can be treated as complex signal distortion

Stork, SEG 2021

Addressing complex coherent land seismic noise

March 2021

Characterizing Marcellus fracturing using P-wave azimuthal velocity attributes; comparison with production and outcrop data

Inks, Jenner, IWSA 2016

Data example and modelling study of P-wave azimuthal anisotropy potentially caused by isotropic velocity heterogeneity

Jenner, First Break 2009

Semblance-based interval VTI parameter estimation: a comparison of methods

Douma, Jenner, SEG 2010

Modelling azimuthal NMO in laterally heterogeneous HTI media

Jenner, First Break 2010

Marcellus fracture characterization using P-wave azimuthal velocity attributes: Comparison with production and outcrop data

Inks, Jenner, Geoscience 2014

Extending the usable bandwidth of seismic data with tensor-guided, frequency-dependent filtering

Jenner, First Break 2016

Rayleigh-Wave filtering through phase-velocity dispersion inversion and modeling: application to north Kuwait 3D seismic field data

Douma, Jenner, SEG 2014

Behind the scenes

Best picture from 3D Seismic Symposium

May 23, 2024 — The 3D Seismic Symposium put on by the Denver Geophysical Society in March was well attended and the technical program was excellent. Many photos were taken by Dave Purcell but this one we particularly liked. The brain power represented here is impressive!
Historic find!

May 17, 2024 — Going through the DGS archives someone came across this photo of a young Christof Stork. We had to share it with you all!
Houston team holiday dinner

December 11, 2023 — The Houston team had our annual holiday dinner on Friday December 8th at KUU. The food there was amazing, I highly recommend the place if you are a sushi lover.
4th Annual Appalachian Basin Geophysical Symposium

July 10, 2023 — Corey Morgan and I really enjoyed presenting our talk “Advanced Imaging, Is It the Whole Solution?” at this event on June 7th. I just saw the pictures from the event and thought they were definitely worth a blog post. Honored to be included with such an illustrious group of professionals!
URTeC in Denver

June 16, 2023 — It was good to attend the URTeC conference in Denver this week. Although smaller than some years there were lots of good conversations taking place and many folks to catch up with.
Although I only had a pass for exhibitor’s floor, I heard positive comments about the quality of the talks.
The talks were delivered through headphones this year. The comments I heard were positive. Anyone have feedback on that delivery method?
The booths were fun and creative. Not sure I can get anyone from LSNS to dress up in a polar bear costume, but it certainly got some attention on the exhibit floor.
Hawaiian shirt day and happy hour

May 18, 2023 — After the last few years of working from home and not having a lot of opportunities to socialize we look forward to times when we can step away from our computers and have more personal interactions. Often, some of the most creative ideas come from these unstructured discussions! With that in mind, a few weeks ago the team here at LSNS had a Spring Happy Hour and Hawaiian Shirt day.
The group in Denver gathered on the roof of our office space (in between rain showers) to enjoy a nacho bar, cocktails, and a view.