• THE EFFECTS OF A DECOMPRESSION ON SEISMIC PARAMETER PROFILES IN A GAS-CHARGED MAGMA 

  Sturton S.; Neuberg J. (2003)

  Seismic velocities in a gas-charged magma vary with depth and time. Relationships between pressure, density, exsolved gas content, and seismic velocity are derived and used in conjunction with expressions describing diffusive ...
• IMPROVING GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR DATA IN SEDIMENTARY ROCKS USING DETERMINISTIC DECONVOLUTION 

  Xia J.; Franseen E.K.; Miller R.D.; Weis T.V.; Byrnes A.P. (2003)

  Resolution is key to confidently identifying unique geologic features using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) data. Source wavelet ''ringing'' (related to bandwidth) in a GPR section limits resolution because of wavelet ...
• JOINT INVERSION OF WENNER AND DIPOLE-DIPOLE DATA TO STUDY A GASOLINE-CONTAMINATED SOIL 

  de la Vega M.; Osella A.; Lascano E. (2003)

  The goal of this work was to study a contaminated soil due to a gasoline spill produced by fissures in a concrete purge chamber located along a gas transmission line. A monitoring well drilled 16 m down gradient from the ...
• CONTROLS ON RESERVOIR DISTRIBUTION, ARCHITECTURE AND STRATIGRAPHIC TRAPPING IN SLOPE SETTINGS 

  Prather B.E. (2003)

  Submarine sand reservoir distribution and architecture across slope and base-of-slope systems vary as a function of accommodation, sediment flux rates, substrate mobility and sand-mud content. Slopes evolve through time ...
• ACQUISITION AND INVERSION OF LOVE WAVE DATA TO MEASURE THE LATERAL VARIABILITY OF GEO-ACOUSTIC PROPERTIES OF MARINE SEDIMENTS 

  Winsborrow G.; Huws D.G.; Muyzert E. (2003)

  A towed sledge system has been utilised to generate and receive Love waves at the seabed. Due to unique deployment procedures, the system is capable of acquiring data both rapidly and efficiently over an extensive area. ...

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