EXPERIENCE AND DISCUSSION
DAI Weiping, DENG Yi, ZHANG Zhifeng, GUO Zhihui , ZHOU Jiayu.
Equipment for Geophysical Prospecting.
2025, 35(2):
110-113,117.
Seismic exploration, as a key means of oil and gas resource development, faces challenges such as complex surface environments, intricate subsurface structures, and massive data processing. Standardization has become the core driver for improving exploration efficiency amidst these challenges. Standardization permeates every aspect of production, management, and technology, serving as a link between various departments and as the foundation for enhancing quality and efficiency. Currently, seismic exploration is confronted with difficulties such as complex surface conditions, detailed subsurface structures, prominent conflicts between agricultural and industrial activities, and enormous data processing tasks. Additionally, issues such as lagging standardization systems and talent shortages further constrain its development. Strengthening standardization can lead to a unified response strategy, optimizing process design, data processing, and technical methods, thereby promoting technological innovation. By establishing standardized designs, field procedures, data processing modules, and observation systems, significant improvements have been made in construction efficiency and quality, with a substantial increase in the average daily number of shots fired, and technological breakthroughs have been achieved in complex areas. The integration of standardization with scientific research achievements, such as the optimization of geophone array height differences, effectively addresses the problem of traditional standards being divorced from reality. In the future, it is necessary to continuously improve the standardization system, cultivate professional talents, and promote the development of seismic exploration on a track of high efficiency, safety, and sustainability.