Introduction
Developing a detailed understanding of the shallow geology (seabed and overburden) is essential for a proper and safe assessment of site conditions for all types of fixed marine installations and infrastructure. Modern survey approaches commonly make extensive use of geophysical methods and integration with other data sets including geotechnical and geomechanical to provide this information.
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Advances and Challenges in Geophysical Data Collection and Processing Techniques - including shallow imaging, novel seismic technologies, innovations for engineering purposes
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Non-seismic Methods - (CS)EM, gravity, magnetic (including UXO smart tools), resistivity, and integration
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Environmental Applications - including decommissioning and clean-up, leakage, injection, and deep-sea mining
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Seismic Interpretation and Integration - including the interpretation of geohazards, integration of geology, geophysics, geotechnics and geomechanics (ground modelling), seismic anomalies
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Quantitative Methods - including geophysics to rock physical models at low-stresses, static vs. dynamic properties; inversion, and attenuation
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Monitoring and Overburden Integrity - including pore pressure prediction, results from time-lapse surveys, subsidence, fluid migration phenomena, leakage and drilling hazard analysis
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Important Date
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Conference Date
Sep 04
2016
toSep 08
2016
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Sep 08 2016
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