Seismic survey of steeply inclined coal seams using the vertical data acquisition system

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Prior to the establishment of a coal mine, a high-resolution three-dimensional (3D) seismic survey was carried out. For seismic exploration of steep coal seams with an inclination angle more than 45°, the selection of the data gathering system is essential. The time disparity that remains when the traditional acquisition technology acquires 3D seismic data will be rather significant. The relationship between coal seam inclination, remaining time difference, and reflection coefficient is investigated in light of the presence of steeply inclined coal seams. When the direction of the generation surveying line is parallel to the coal seam, it is suggested as a vertical data acquisition system. To create a vertical data gathering system, the point is situated on the down-dipping side of the coal seam and a predetermined distance is kept between shooting points and detection points. A vertical data collection system was used to implement 3D seismic data acquisition in the Muli Coalfield in northern Qinghai. As a solid foundation for the future processing and analysis of 3D seismic data, valuable observation data with high resolution were successfully obtained. The study came to the conclusion that a vertical data collecting system is helpful in promoting effective coal mine output.

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