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• Dictionary:Array (seismic)
  ...olid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped spectrum peaked at 30 Hz and a width of 30 Hz. (From She
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• Dictionary:Kick
  <b>1</b>. Onset of a transient wave, also called [[Special:MyLanguage/Dictionary:break|''break'']] (q.v.). <b>2
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• Dictionary:References
  ...., 1981, A review of wave motion in anisotropic and cracked elastic media: Wave Motion, 3, Danbom, S. and Domenico, S. N., Eds., 1987, Shear wave exploration: Soc. Expl. Geophys.</li>
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• Dictionary:Transient electromagnetic method (TEM)
  {{#category_index:T|transient electromagnetic method (TEM)}} ...re equivalent to continuous-wave measurements over a wide frequency range. Transient methods are used for both depth sounding and continuous profiling. Also cal
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• Dictionary:Fig D-15
  ...olid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped spectrum peaked at 30 Hz and a width of 30 Hz. (From She
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• Honorable Mentions (Geophysics)
  * 2018 “Time reversal for wave refocusing and scatterer detection using machine learning,” [[Matan Shust * 2017 "Time step n-tupling for wave equations", [[Lasse Amundsen]], [[Ørjan Pedersen]]
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• Best Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting
  * 2008 [https://doi.org/10.1190/1.2952356 "Estimating interval shear-wave splitting from multicomponent virtual shear checkshots,"] [[Albena A. Matee * 2003 [https://doi.org/10.1190/1.1817439 "Kirchhoff or wave equation?,"] [[Zhiming Li]], [[Chen-Bin Su]], [[Wesley Bauske]] and [[Sharm
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• Anthony Barringer
  invention, the INPUT (Induced Pulse Transient) airborne most famous invention, the Induced Pulse Transient (INPUT) system which relied on a transmitted pulse from a primary coil on a
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• James McNeill
  ...991), which explores the importance of galvanic current response for plane-wave excitation, has, for the first time, placed our understanding of the intera
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• Aleksander Kaufman
  the effects of anisotropy, and suggesting transient fundamentals of acoustic and elastic-wave methods in
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• Compagnie Générale de Géophysique
  acquisition and processing, converted-wave applications, portable crews, land and marine telemetry, VSP acquisition, d and use of transient currents for hydrocarbon prospecting.
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• Worldwide assortment of shot records
  ...figure number|1.3-18}} Worldwide assortment record 18. Identify the direct wave on this record. ...figure number|1.3-27}} Worldwide assortment record 27. Identify the direct wave on this record.
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• Wave types
  There are several wave types under the coherent noise category: ...rong velocity contrast, refraction energy propagates in the form of a head wave. Guided waves also are found in land records. These waves are largely atten
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• Multichannel filtering techniques for noise and multiple attenuation
  The seismic waveguide effect of a surface layer is well known. Wave propagation in a surface layer, in particular guided waves, can be describe ...er and substratum densities, respectively, ''β''₂ is the ''S''-wave velocity of the substratum, and ''c'' is the phase velocity of the guided w
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• Data modeling by inversion
  This is the equation of complete transient [[convolution]]. Define the output vector on the left-hand side by '''y''', ...pproximation to the scalar wave equation ([[Diffraction and ray theory for wave propagation#H.2 The eikonal equation|Section H.2]]), it can be shown that s
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• Dictionary:Fig D-15/en
  ...olid curves are for harmonic (steady-state) waves, the dashed curves for a transient with a bell-shaped spectrum peaked at 30 Hz and a width of 30 Hz. (From She
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• Dictionary:Kick/en
  <b>1</b>. Onset of a transient wave, also called [[Special:MyLanguage/Dictionary:break|''break'']] (q.v.). <b>2
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• Getting started with controlled-source electromagnetic 1D modeling
  ...ctromagnetic (CSEM)]] responses. The diffusive term in the electromagnetic wave equation is dominant over the displacement term at these frequencies. It is ...l in Werthmüller (2009).<ref>Werthmüller, D., 2009, ''Inversion of multi-transient EM data from anisotropic media'': M.Sc. thesis, TU Delft, UUID: http://repo
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• Dictionary:Transient electromagnetic method (TEM)/en
  {{#category_index:T|transient electromagnetic method (TEM)}} ...re equivalent to continuous-wave measurements over a wide frequency range. Transient methods are used for both depth sounding and continuous profiling. Also cal
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• Seismic attenuation
  https://doi.org/10.1190/1.2147991</ref> The [[Energy|energy]] of seismic wave is conserved if it travels through a perfectly elastic medium. Propagating ..., the geometric spreading alone cannot describe the attenuation of seismic wave energy. The decrease of the kinetic energy of seismic waves is also due to
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