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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 19, 2014
Filed:
Jul. 05, 2012
Keith Elder, Richmond, TX (US);
Steven Kooper, Richmond, TX (US);
Kevin Rose, Santa Fe, TX (US);
Calvin Day, Lake Jackson, TX (US);
David Elam, Richmond, TX (US);
Kip Ingram, Katy, TX (US);
Douglas B. Crice, Grass Valley, CA (US);
Keith Elder, Richmond, TX (US);
Steven Kooper, Richmond, TX (US);
Kevin Rose, Santa Fe, TX (US);
Calvin Day, Lake Jackson, TX (US);
David Elam, Richmond, TX (US);
Kip Ingram, Katy, TX (US);
Douglas B. Crice, Grass Valley, CA (US);
Wireless Seismic, Inc., Grass Valley, CA (US);
Abstract
Systems and methods for seismic data acquisition employing a dynamic multiplexing technique. The dynamic multiplexing technique may include advancing one or more modules in a seismic array through a multiplexing signature sequence in successive transmission periods. The multiplexing signature sequence may be random or pseudo-random. A shared multiplexing signature sequence may be used at all the modules in the seismic array. As such, modules belonging to a common collision domain may operate out of phase with respect to the shared multiplexing signature sequence.