PGS Simultaneous Source Marine Line
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Type | 2D |
| Owner | PGS |
| Location | |
| Open data | |
Overview
Petroleum Geo-Systems (PGS) provided marine blended source acquisition data for the IEEE signal processing competition in Tokyo (2017). The data in consists oe a 2768x256x256 (ntime, nreceiver, nshot) data matrix and the time delay between consecutive shots. The data has 4 ms sample rate and is in Matlab format. No geometry information is available. There is a Jupyter notebook with Python to read the data. A link to a PGS paper describing one method to deb lend marine seismic data is at this link
Example shotpoint:
Example near trace gather (small times):
Example near trace gather (large times):
Data includes: Matlab data array of dimension 2768x256x256 (ntime, nreceiver, nshot) data matrix. Matlab data array of dimension 256x256 (nreceiver,nshot) of the time delay between consecutive shots of size 256x256 (nreceiver, nshot). Two pdf files that briefly describes the data and rules for the 2017 IEEE single processing competition. Jupyter notebook with Python that reads the matlab format data into numpy arrays.
To download, see instructions below.
Data available to the public
Terms of use
PGS provided this data for the 2017 IEEE signal processing competition in Tokyo (2017). Anyone who utilizes this data in research, publishing or otherwise should acknowledge that the data were collected and made available for worldwide use by PGS.
Web site
2D and 3D Seismic, well log, core images (jpg), and GIS data are available for ftp download. For information about the data, click here.
How to download
You can download from the open.source.geoscience amazon server:
To download a description of the dataset click here To download the blended data click here To download the time delay between shots data click here To download jupyter notebook with python to read matlab data click here
Depending on your operating system, web browser, preference, etc you may need to click
the right mouse button on the hypertext links above and select "save link as"
These files can also be downloaded by pasting these wget commands into Linux/OSX/Unix terminal window:
wget http://s3.amazonaws.com/open.source.geoscience/open_data/pgsblended/2017_SeismicDeblendingSummary_Final.pdf
wget http://s3.amazonaws.com/open.source.geoscience/open_data/pgsblended/blended_data.mat
wget http://s3.amazonaws.com/open.source.geoscience/open_data/pgsblended/time_delay_in_ms.mat
wget http://s3.amazonaws.com/open.source.geoscience/open_data/pgsblended/reading_blended_data.ipynb