Has the Seismic Method Developed Over Time?

The seismic method, one of the geophysical techniques, is an underground imaging technique relying on seismic waves generated through explosions or artificial vibrations. It is capable of providing a detailed picture of the geological structure beneath the Earth’s surface. By recording the responses of seismic waves, this method not only allows the exploration of rock formations and soil layers but also provides profound insights into the potential natural resources such as oil, gas, and minerals. In the context of Indonesia’s depleting energy resources, seismic technology plays an increasingly strategic role in the future. From a geological perspective, the creation of new innovations in seismic technology is crucial for obtaining high-resolution subsurface images, reducing the risk of errors that could lead to high costs. Renewals in data acquisition, processing, and analysis are key to improving the effectiveness of the seismic method. <a href="https://medium.com/@segitbsc2324/does-the-seismic-method-grow-through-time-e02c2344d294">Learn More</a>