Encyclopedic Dictionary of Applied Geophysics

Sheriff Robert E. (2002) (Geophysical References)

Overview

This edition documents the evolution of applied geophysics, with a focus on its application to engineering and production challenges. It covers modern techniques such as 3D and multicomponent data acquisition and processing, advanced visualization methods, and the interpretation of S- and converted waves. The dictionary also addresses anisotropy, AVO analysis, geostatistics, geohazards, neural networks, tomography, and specialized applications like downhole measurements, horizontal drilling, and deepwater operations.

Who it's for

• Geophysicists and geoscientists involved in exploration and production.
• Engineers and researchers working with subsurface data.
• Students and professionals seeking comprehensive reference material.

Key features

• Hardback binding
• 442 pages
• Published in 2002
• ISBN: 9781560801184
• Publisher: Eurospan
• Part of the Geophysical References series