All,

 

SEGMIN members may be interested in the following free webinar presented by
the British Columbia Geophysical Society.  See the description and link
below.

 

Best regards,

 

Dan Hollis - CEO

Sisprobe SAS

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[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>  (home)

[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>  (office)

Skype: dan-hollis

 

 

BCGS Technical Talk - June 18, 2020

Speaker: Dr. Richard Lynch & Dr. Charlie Beard, Sisprobe

Title: Imaging and Monitoring using Ambient Seismic Noise - Dam Wall
Monitoring using Fibre Optic (Distributed Acoustic) Sensor, and Mineral
Exploration using Nodes

Date/Time: Thursday, June 18, 2020 @ 4:30pm PST

Location: Online Webinar

Abstract:

While active seismic methods have been used successfully for many decades in
mineral and hydrocarbon exploration, passive seismic methods are still in
their infancy.  In the past 10 years a popular method in the academic
community has been seismic interferometry, in which ambient seismic noise -
from traffic, small tremors, ocean waves, etc - is used to create virtual
controlled seismic sources.  This method is inexpensive and environmentally
friendly since no active seismic equipment is necessary and new
ultra-portable seismic nodes can be used to collect the data.  Ambient
seismic noise is now being used to construct 3D S-wave velocity images of
the subsurface, typically from a few meters down to depths of a few
kilometers.  It can also be used to monitor very small velocity changes in
the subsurface for applications in dynamic engineered geologic environments,
for example CO2 injections, hydrocarbon production and tailings dam wall
stability.

This presentation will cover the basic theory of seismic interferometry and
how it is used to image and monitor the subsurface.  Two case studies will
be shown to illustrate the method: a dam wall in Sweden which is permanently
monitored by a Distributed Acoustic Sensing fibre-optic system and a mineral
exploration site in Canada where a one month deployment of 1000 seismic
nodes was used to image an intrusive body that hosts Cu-Pd mineralisation.

Webinar:

A recording of the webinar will be available on Youtube after the talk.

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