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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 26, 2009
Filed:
Mar. 29, 2006
Jeroen Hoogeveen, Bekkestua, NO;
Stian Hegna, Hovik, NO;
Jeroen Hoogeveen, Bekkestua, NO;
Stian Hegna, Hovik, NO;
PGS Geophysical AS, Lysaker, NO;
Abstract
A system comprises a plurality of seismic transmitters, at least one seismic source array, and a processor. Each seismic source array comprises a plurality of seismic source-array elements, mounted within the seismic source array; and a plurality of near-field sensors, wherein each near-field sensor is mounted within the seismic source array in the vicinity of one of the seismic source-array elements. The processor is adapted to determine relative positions of the seismic source-array elements on the seismic source array from the seismic signals transmitted by the seismic transmitters and received at the near-field sensors on the seismic source array.
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