A final written examination counts 70% towards the final grade.In total they count 30% towards the final grade. Two project reports need to be submitted in connection with the filter exercises and the seismic data processing problem.Students who fail to meet are considered to have withdrawn from the course unless they have previously given notice to the Student administration ( reserve the right to change the teaching form and examination of the course in semesters where 5 or fewer students have been admitted.

In total they count 30% towards the final grade.Īttendance at the first lecture is compulsory. Two project reports need to be submitted in connection with the filter exercises and the seismic data processing problem. E-learning assisted seismic data processing using Promax (approx. Basic filter exercises on a computer using Matlab (approx. GEO9280 – Seismic Signal Processing and Imaging. GEO2140 – Solid Earth Geophysics / GEL2140 – Geophysics and global tectonics (continued) If you are not already enrolled as a student at UiO, please see our information about admission requirements and procedures for international applicants.

Nordic citizens and applicants residing in the Nordic countries may apply to take this course as a single course student. Students enrolled in other Master's Degree Programmes can, on application, be admitted to the course if this is cleared by their own study programme. Students admitted at UiO must apply for courses in Studentweb. you can process 2D seismic data using the Promax software package.you understand seismic migration/imaging.you are familiar with the construction and application of the most frequently used filters in seismic data analysis.you can analyze the stability of filters in the Z-domain.you understand the basic concepts of discrete signal analysis including sampling, aliasing and discrete Fourier transform.The topics are central to those planning to work as geologists/geophysicists within the petroleum industry as well as those planning to work with near-surface geophysics applications (engineering and environmental problems) and mineral exploration. This course provides an introduction to basic signal theory and seismic data processing, combined with practical exercises on the computer. Please see the semester page, Canvas or your regular channel of information for changes in teaching and form of examination. At the MN Faculty teaching is in-person this spring, but there may still be cases of online or hybrid teaching.

Promax seismic processing tutorial