Understanding Snell's Law and Seismic Data Interpretation

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Explore topics including Snell's Law, seismic data interpretation, critical angles, and refracted head waves with insightful images and explanations. Enhance your knowledge of these fundamental concepts in geophysics.

  • Snells Law
  • Seismic Data
  • Critical Angles
  • Refracted Waves
  • Geophysics

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  1. Snells Law

  2. Northern Sh Shot-gather Seismic Data

  3. Southern P- Shot-gather Seismic Data

  4. At critical angle of incidence, angle of refraction = 90 degrees=angle of reflection P` critical angle V1,rho1 P`P V2,rho2

  5. Pre- and Post-critical Rays x z V1 Critical distance V2> V1 V2 1 = V ( ) tan 1 1 = V 2 tan

  6. One-layer Refracted Head Wave Xc =? Tc=? Critical distance=Xc x z V1 c c V2> V1 2x 3x 1x V2

  7. One-layer Refracted Head Wave Xc =? Tc=? Critical distance=Xc x z V1 c z0 c V2> V1 2x 3x 1x V2 = + = 2 X x x x 1 2 1 c = 2 tan z r V X 0 c c r V z r V = + = 2 T 1 1 1 c 1 1 1 = 2 T 0 (9) cos V c 1 c

  8. One-layer Refracted Head Wave Xc =? Tc=? Xc + 2x Critical distance=Xc x z V1 c z0 c V2> V1 2x 3x 1x V2 x z (10) + = + ( ) 2 T x x 2 0 cos V V 2 c 2 1 c

  9. For an incident S wave \ / S P r S\ S\S/ i t \ \ S P t S\S\

  10. Example: Three Possible Critical Angles 1 sin icS S V V = = S o 90 1 t 2 V V = = S 1 o sin 90 1 t icP P 2 V V = = S 1 o sin 90 r 1 i P 1

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