Patent classifications
G01V1/00
System and a method for vibration monitoring
A system, a method and an autonomous network for vibration monitoring, the system comprising a master station preset for recording vibrations at a master trigger threshold; a secondary station, the secondary station and the master station being time synchronized, a server in communication with the master and secondary stations; wherein, the master station is configured to transmit a master trig time to the server and to start recording vibrations when the master trigger threshold is exceeded; the server is configured to store the master trig time; the secondary station is configured to detect the master trig time stored by the server, and upon detecting the master trig time, to record vibrations; and wherein the master and secondary stations are configured to transmit respective recorded vibrations to the server and the server is configured to classify the recorded vibrations in relation to a preset seismic threshold.
Artificial intelligence calculation method and apparatus for monitoring earthquake in real time based on edge cloud cooperation, and storage medium
An artificial intelligence calculation method and apparatus for monitoring an earthquake in real time based on edge cloud cooperation is applied to a micro-earthquake data processing system. The micro-earthquake data processing system includes an edge calculation device and a remote server in communication connection with the edge calculation device. The remote server deploys a micro-earthquake data analyzing model based on an artificial intelligence to the edge calculation device in advance. The method includes steps of receiving, by the remote server, effective event data related to the micro-earthquake from the edge calculation device; performing a transfer training to the micro-earthquake data analyzing model by the remote server according to the effective event data; and updating the model after the micro-earthquake data analyzing model that has been transfer-trained is transmitted to the edge calculation device by the remote server.
System and method for seismic pattern recognition
A method for identifying a seismic event includes extracting a portion of a plurality of seismic data signals based on energy levels in the plurality, comparing the extracted portion to a known pattern and determining a correlation, and identifying the seismic event based on the correlation. A computer program product and devices for implementing the method are provided.
Automated interpretation error correction
A fully automated method for correcting errors in one interpretation (13) of seismic data based on comparison to at least one other interpretation (14) of the same subsurface region. The errors may occur in any feature of the seismic data volume, for example a horizon, surface, fault, polyline, fault stick, or geo-body. In some embodiments of the invention, an error may be a hole in a horizon (53), and the whole is patched by a piece of a horizon in another interpretation (55). In an alternative embodiment of the invention, a single interpretation may be used to repair itself, for example by identifying similarly shaped, adjacent horizons (67), and merging them (68).
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR SEISMIC PROCESSING USING VIRTUAL TRACE BINS BASED ON OFFSET ATTRIBUTES AND AZIMUTHAL ATTRIBUTES
A method may include obtaining various seismic traces for a geological region of interest. The method may further include determining an offset attribute and an azimuthal attribute. The method may further include determining, using the offset attribute and the azimuthal attribute, a virtual trace bin for the geological region of interest. The method may further include generating a virtual trace using a subset of the seismic traces and corresponding to the virtual trace bin. The method may further include generating a velocity model for the geological region of interest using a virtual shot gather including the virtual trace and various virtual traces. A respective virtual trace among the virtual traces may correspond to a respective virtual trace bin among various virtual trace bins. The method may further include generating a seismic image of the geological region of interest using the velocity model.
SHIP-TOWED HYDROPHONE VOLUMETRIC ARRAY SYSTEM APPARATUS
This invention provides a system apparatus and method for ship-towed deployment of a non-linear volumetric array of hydrophones, allowing line-intersect or line-transect sampling of marine mammal populations through passive acoustic monitoring, enabling unambiguous real-time three-dimensional localization of single sounds received through a low-cost, modular, robust, stable, small, light, neutrally to slightly negatively buoyant volumetric array having low self-noise and low flow noise, that avoids putting high tension on the tow cable and that is compatible with standard hydrophones, instrumentation, cabling, and analytical software.
Predict solutions for potential hazards of stored energy
A method, system, and computer program product for simulating potential consequences and possible solutions due to a release of stored energy using augmented reality. The method may include aggregating IoT feeds from devices in a surrounding area. The method may also include calculating amounts of stored energy in the surrounding area based on the IoT feeds. The method may also include predicting contextual situations that could result due to a release of the stored energy in the surrounding area. The method may also include determining one or more consequences for each of the contextual situations. The method may also include calculating a degree of severity of the one or more consequences for each contextual situation. The method may also include determining one or more proposed solutions based on the degree of severity. The method may also include transmitting a recommendation of at least one proposed solution for implementation.
Method and system for augmenting low-frequency range of seismic survey
Method and resonant source for generating low-frequency seismic waves. The resonant source includes a frame; a reaction mass configured to oscillate relative to the frame; a resonant suspension system connecting the reaction mass to the frame and including at least a spring; and a spring clamp system connected to the resonant suspension system and configured to modify a resonant frequency of the resonant suspension system. The resonant suspension system is configured to allow the reaction mass to oscillate relative to the frame with a corresponding resonant frequency.
Determining seismic stratigraphic features using a symmetry attribute
A symmetry attribute is described that may be used for determining seismic stratigraphic features in a formation. In one example, seismic input data from a formation is processed to determine an attribute by selecting a center trace, assigning a first cluster of the traces to a left image and a second cluster of the traces to a right image, and determining symmetry about the center trace between the left and the right images.
METHOD AND SYSTEM TO DETERMINE THE AZIMUTHAL ORIENTATION OF BOREHOLE SEISMOMETER SENSOR USING LONG PERIOD SURFACE WAVES IN MICROSEISMS
The present invention is a method to determine an azimuthal orientation of a borehole seismometer sensor performed by a computing device using a control server having a database and an arithmetic function, the computing device performing a method to determine the azimuthal orientation of a borehole seismometer sensor using long-period surface waves in microseisms, including step S100 in which a data collection unit 100 collects continuous waveform data recorded by a borehole seismometer and a reference seismometer; step S200 in which a frequency band setting unit 200 sets a frequency band to be analyzed in the collected continuous waveform data; step S300 in which a filtering unit 300 performs bandpass filtering on the frequency band to be analyzed; step S400 in which a waveform dividing unit 400 divides seismic waveform into waveform segments with preset time units; step S500 in which a phase shift unit 500 shifts the phase of the divided vertical component waveforms by 90°; step S600 in which a waveform calculation unit 600 combines the divided N′ and E′ component seismic waveforms to calculate horizontal components for rotation angles waveform between 0 and 360° from the N′ orientation; step S700 in which a correlation calculation unit 700 calculates a correlation coefficient between the horizontal and vertical component waveforms; step S800 in which a Rayleigh wave orientation determination unit 800 repeats steps S500 to S700 for each divided time domain; step S900 in which an orientation comparison unit 900 performs steps S400 to S800, respectively, with respect to the borehole seismometer data for which the sensor orientation is to be determined and the reference seismometer data for which the sensor orientation is already known; and step S1000 in which a result calculation unit 1000 averages 0 determined for each time period to calculate a final result.