Pressure Wave and CO2 Seismic Events Applet

Pressure Sensor Well Location: http://chasm.kgs.ku.edu/ords/iqstrat.kgs_well_headers_pkg.getXML?sAPI=15-191-22590

Work is partially supported by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) under Grant Number DE-FE0002056.

Pressure Sensor Location - Arbuckle Formation

Well Name API-Number ID Elevation (GL) Longitude Latitude

Wellington KGS 1-28 15-191-22590 1257.0 -97.433378 37.3194833

CO₂Sesimic Sensors Location

Sensor Name Sensor ID Elevation (GL) Longitude Latitude

WK01 9472 1231.9 -97.4317 37.3199

WK03 9554 1248.3 -97.4348 37.3179

WK04 942E 1255.7 -97.4351 37.3242

WK05 925A 1255.9 -97.4446 37.3209

WK07 92F8 1173.2 -97.4297 37.3143

WK11 944A 1250.0 -97.4414 37.3117

WK12 92C7 1244.7 -97.4455 37.3099

Seismic Sensor Channels

Channel Orientation
EHZ Z - Vertical

EHN N - North-South

ENE E - East-West

E - Extremely Short Period { >80 to < 250 Hz }

H - High Gain Seismometer

Wellington Field, Sumner County

This applet uses software provided by IRIS (Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology). The IRIS-WS Java source code was downloaded from Software Downloads - IRIS-WS. Specifically the SeisFile from University of South Carolina and SeedCodec from University of South Carolina. I was able to construct a seisReadMSeed.java class that uses functions and methods from the IRIS-WS Java source to open a miniSeed File, to read & parse the data contents into a data structure that this Java web app can use.

Read miniSeed Class Java source: seisReadMSeed.java
Data Structure to hold miniSeed data: seisStruct.java

Reference:
SEED Reference Manual, version 2.4
Ahern, T.,Casey, R.,Barnes, D.,Benson, R.,Knight, T., and Trabant, C. (2009).
A Quick SEED Tutorial

Author: John R. Victorine jvictor@kgs.ku.edu

The URL for this page is http://www.kgs.ku.edu/PRS/Ozark/Software/PSISeismic/applet.html