The phrase "analysis seismic data" is not correct in English; it should be "analyze seismic data" or "analysis of seismic data." You can use it when discussing the process of examining or interpreting seismic data in fields like geology or seismology.
Example: "The team will conduct an analysis of seismic data to better understand the earthquake's impact."
Alternatives: "examine seismic data" or "evaluate seismic data."
Consequently, vertically transverse isotropy (VTI), which is the simplest and most practical anisotropic model typically used to describe sand/shale sequences, has become standard model in the anisotropic analysis of seismic data especially, in AVO analysis (Backus 1962; Li and Pickford 2002).
Despite strong anisotropy seen in analysis of seismic data from the NoMelt experiment in 70 Ma Pacific seafloor, a previous analysis of coincident magnetotelluric (MT) data showed no evidence for anisotropy in the electrical conductivity structure of either lithosphere or asthenosphere.
Analysis of seismic data proved him correct.
The current tsunami warning system also relies on quick analysis of seismic data.
An integrated model for the recognition of intra-platform shoals was established through outcrop investigation, core observation, logging analysis and seismic data interpretation.
At heart, it is a strategic, big-data play: as part of the deal, Yandex says it will be providing computing resources and proprietary technologies for Seimotech to use in its analysis mapping seismic data for purposes like oil and gas exploration.
The EEW system forecasts ground shaking after the earthquake occurrence but before the arrival of seismic waves, based on quick analysis of seismic data recorded near the earthquake source [16],[16].
In this paper, we estimate the Q P structure of the Kumano Basin based on a spectral analysis of seismic data collected by the VSP and show for the first time the depth variation of seismic attenuation beneath the Nankai forearc.
Analysis of seismic data onshore Niger Delta revealed that beyond 3 s of two-way travel time(about 3800 m), seismic reflection events become discordant and distorted and loose continuity and stratigraphic definition and ultimately placement of wells become impossible.
Analysis of seismic data suggests that hydrocarbon deposits are often associated with higher than usual values of attenuation, but this is generally ignored during amplitude-versus-offset (AVO) analysis.
