Application of Database Technology in the Software of Seismic Data Acquisition
Zhaohui Huang, E. A. Elzein Mohammed
Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 31–36 · Published 20 Jan 2015
10.9734/BJAST/2015/14783Abstract
A software of seismic data collection was developed based on building a surface data base. The software represents a better way to manage seismic exploration data. The Browser/server (B/S) and the Client/server (C/S) are used to realize integrating the function of processing/interpreting and querying together. This study improves the methods of processing the surface seismic data on spot outdoor nowadays and accords with the demanding of digital construction of the oil field. It is very convenient to operate with this software, either on spot outdoor inputting data or querying and later processing/interpreting indoor.
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