Suppose for the classical reflection and refraction study (Source to receiver distance =x) at an interface a layer with thickness z1 and velocity ai overlying a layer of velocity az (a2 > a1). The travel time for reflected phase and refracted head wave phase are given as x 2z, a, a, V až 2 and , derive the expressions for cross over distance & a, critical distance.
Suppose for the classical reflection and refraction study (Source to receiver distance =x) at an interface a layer with thickness z1 and velocity ai overlying a layer of velocity az (a2 > a1). The travel time for reflected phase and refracted head wave phase are given as x 2z, a, a, V až 2 and , derive the expressions for cross over distance & a, critical distance.
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Suppose for the classical reflection and refraction study (Source to receiver distance = x) at an
interface a layer with thickness zi and velocity ai overlying a layer of velocity a2 (a2 > ai).
The travel time for reflected phase and refracted head wave phase are given as
2
x 2z,
4, derive the expressions for cross over distance &
and
4
az
a,
a
critical distance.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Faab5058d-6d3d-468a-8090-cccdb5de1020%2F7e3da0ea-a6b3-4a34-9a06-1f3adf5166d2%2Fj2x87cq_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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Suppose for the classical reflection and refraction study (Source to receiver distance = x) at an
interface a layer with thickness zi and velocity ai overlying a layer of velocity a2 (a2 > ai).
The travel time for reflected phase and refracted head wave phase are given as
2
x 2z,
4, derive the expressions for cross over distance &
and
4
az
a,
a
critical distance.
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