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'''3-D reflection seismic data''' provide resolved cross-sectional views along any azimuth within the survey area. Time “slices” (maps) on any horizon can also be generated. The nature and location of out-of-plane features can be more accurately determined. Because of the high acquisition costs, 3-D seismic techniques normally are used only to more accurately define individual prospects.
 
'''3-D reflection seismic data''' provide resolved cross-sectional views along any azimuth within the survey area. Time “slices” (maps) on any horizon can also be generated. The nature and location of out-of-plane features can be more accurately determined. Because of the high acquisition costs, 3-D seismic techniques normally are used only to more accurately define individual prospects.
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'''Shear wave data''', in combination with conventional compressional wave data, can provide information on lithology, fractures, and the presence of hydrocarbons.
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'''Shear wave data''', in combination with conventional compressional wave data, can provide information on lithology, [[fracture]]s, and the presence of hydrocarbons.
    
'''Refraction seismic data''' provide a deep crustal view of gross structure (basin scale to lithosphere-upper mantle scale), which is useful when trying to understand regional tectonics.
 
'''Refraction seismic data''' provide a deep crustal view of gross structure (basin scale to lithosphere-upper mantle scale), which is useful when trying to understand regional tectonics.
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