SEISMIC SURVEYS Sample Clauses

SEISMIC SURVEYS. 31.01 Lessee, its agents, contractors and subcontractors, and employees of contractors and subcontractors shall have the right to conduct seismic surveys over and across the leased premises. Prior to conducting any seismic work, Lessee shall submit for approval to the District Forester, a map showing the proposed location of each and every seismic line. When Lessee's seismic lines cross State Forest lands not already under lease to Lessee, Lessee must obtain a separate seismic survey agreement from Department. The Department can execute upon the performance security required in Section 16 (Fiancial Security) of this lease for all damages that may arise as a result of Lessee’s seismic surveys. 31.02 A final plat will be submitted to Department within ninety (90) days after completion of any seismic survey showing the location, elevation, and depth of shot holes drilled; and indicating which holes contained ground water, at what depth it occurred, and an estimate of the amount of flow. 31.03 During the term of this lease, a copy of all seismic data gathered or obtained from any seismic survey conducted on the leased premises will be made available to Department for review at any time after a period of one (1) year of the date of completion of each individual seismic survey. The Department may examine the information gathered in the seismic survey at the location where such information is normally maintained and worked by the Lessee during regular business hours. The Department hereby agrees that none of the seismic information examined by the Department’s staff will be copied or taken from the Lessee’s premises without the express written permission of the Lessee. 31.04 Upon termination of this lease, or earlier with approval of the Lessee, the Lessee shall submit to the Department a copy of all seismic data collected by the Lessee or the Lessee’s agent which represents the leased premises, including but not limited to those items specified in Section 26.02 above. The submitted data may be in digital form, hard copy form (paper), or in a reproducible form (film or Mylar), and said data will be the "processed" version of the data. The presentation will include the stacked, migrated, and relative amplitude presentations in time as well as depth, if any or all of these presentations are generated from the processing procedures. Special processing, such as amplitude versus 31.05 If a seismic survey is begun but not completed, any data collected even though incom...
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SEISMIC SURVEYS. 12.1 Producer, its agents, contractors and subcontractors and employees of contractors and subcontractors shall have the right to conduct seismic surveys over and across the Premises, provided such seismic surveys are for the exclusive benefit of Producer, its successors and assigns and are not for a third party sale. Prior to conducting any seismic work on the Premises, Producer shall submit to Commission’s NGWA Program Coordinator for consultation and coordination a map showing the location of each and every seismic line and avoid to the fullest extent possible any adverse impacts to critical/unique aquatic habitats and/or aquatic resources and/or real property improvements as determined by Commission. Commission shall approve in writing, within forty-five (45) business days, Producer’s plans for seismic activities on the Premises. When Producer's seismic lines cross Commission lands not under agreement with Producer, Producer must obtain the customary Seismic Survey License from Commission. Commission shall be able to execute upon the performance security required in Paragraph (Performance Security) of this Agreement for all damages that may arise as a result of said seismic surveys. Producer agrees that seismic surveys will not be conducted on the Premises during the first two (2) weeks of trout season and other periods identified by Commission. 12.2 During the term of this Agreement, a copy of all seismic data gathered or obtained from any seismic survey conducted on the Premises will be made available to Commission for review at any time after a period of one (1) year of the date of completion of each individual seismic survey. Commission may examine the information gathered in the seismic survey at the location where such information is normally maintained by Producer during regular business hours. Commission hereby agrees that none of the seismic information examined by Commission’s staff will be copied or taken from Producer’s premises without the express written permission of Producer.
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SEISMIC SURVEYS. The Parties anticipate that Solaris will conduct 2D and/or 3D seismic surveys of the Leases and Lands within the AMI ("Seismic Surveys"). The Parties agree that the Parties shall jointly own the Seismic Surveys. After completion of a Seismic Survey, and at no cost to NPG, Solaris shall provide NPG copies of the Seismic Survey, including digital records and paper copies of the program data, field recordings, velocity analyses, section displays, and any other data related to the seismic program(s). Solaris shall also provide NPG (at no cost to NPG) joint ownership of any other new or previous geophysical surveys (seismic gravity, aeromagnetics, etc.) and copies of any other new surface studies (soil gas, aerial photography, and so forth) by or for Solaris in the evaluation of the lands within the Nucla Prospect, to the extent Solaris is legally allowed to provide such data.
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SEISMIC SURVEYS. Survey Type (Ocean Bottom Cables/Ocean Bottom Nodes; Vertical Seismic Profile; Site; Regional; Reservoir; Other) - Data Type (2D; 3D; 4D) - Maximum Airgun Volume (cu in) - Sound Pressure Xxxxx (xX xx 0xXx xxxx) - Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (xX re 1µPa2.s) b) Sub-bottom Profiling - Source (Pinger; Boomer; Sparker; Chirp) - Frequency (Hz) - Sound Pressure Xxxxx (xX xx 0xXx xxxx) - Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (xX re 1µPa2.s) c) Impact Pile Driving - Maximum Hammer Energy (kilojoules) - Sound Pressure Xxxxx (xX xx 0xXx xxxx) - Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (xX re 1µPa2.s) Spatial grid used for mapping are the UK Oil and Gas Licensing Blocks, which measure 10 minutes’ latitude x 12 minutes’ longitude. The grid was chosen for ease of recording of seismic survey activities as this is the spatial area used during licensing. Take the development in steps; some data is better than none, then start to improve resolution and quality with time and support from data suppliers. Work with regulators and other data suppliers to ensure good agreements for data collection, and be supportive to ensure they continue to input data in the future. Work to find methods for the collection of data from impulsive noise sources where no license is required. Develop automated services to produce outputs such as impulsive noise pressure maps/summary tables/etc., and to convert national registers data into the formats used by regional noise registers to ensure ease and accuracy of data sharing. COUNTRY/ REGIONAL SEA How data are sought, collected and entered in the register? What information is collected for each noise source? Spatial grid used and justification Advices for improving the implementation of a national/regional noise register d) Explosives - TNT Equivalent (kilograms) - Sound Pressure Xxxxx (xX xx 0xXx xxxx) - Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (xX re 1µPa2.s) e) Acoustic Deterrent Devices - Frequency (Hz) - Sound Pressure Xxxxx (xX xx 0xXx xxxx) - Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (xX re 1µPa2.s) f) Multibeam Echosounders - Frequency (Hz) - Sound Pressure Xxxxx (xX xx 0xXx xxxx) - Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (xX re 1µPa2.s) g) Ministry of Defence Activity - Source (Anti-submarine Warfare Sonar; Anti-submarine Warfare Sonar (Check); Explosion)
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SEISMIC SURVEYS. Lessee shall not engage in seismic surveys, drilling, development and production within 200 feet of any Type 1, 2, 3 or 4 waters and wetlands as defined by Chapter 222-16 WAC and Chapter 344-12 WAC.
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SEISMIC SURVEYS. British Coal undertook seismic surveys between 1980 and 1983 and The Oil Company undertook further seismic surveys during 1986-87 over the coalfield. The majority of seismic lines are located on the Lochinvar Licence however one line extends across the Lochinvar North Licence. Reprocessing and interpretation of this seismic data has been undertaken by seismic consultants engaged by XXX.
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SEISMIC SURVEYS. Programme maps with indications of geological plays and pre-existing seismic lines prior to the start of the survey. For seismic reprocessing work, a similar programme map is required to be submitted;
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SEISMIC SURVEYS. 20.1 The Lessee, or its designated seismic survey contractor, shall have the right to conduct seismic surveys over and across the Leased Premises. Prior to conducting any seismic survey work, the Lessee, or its designated seismic contractor, shall submit for approval to the Department a seismic survey project proposal. The proposal shall include a map showing the proposed location of every seismic line and all shothole locations as applicable, as well as any other pertinent information requested by the Department. The project proposal shall be submitted sufficiently in advance of the planned data acquisition to allow the Department to fully evaluate the proposal. 20.2 Prior to commencement of the proposed seismic survey, Lessee, its designated contractor and the Department shall execute a Seismic Survey Agreement for the proposed survey, which at a minimum must include the terms and conditions in the Seismic Survey Agreement form attached as Exhibit C. Areas disturbed by the seismic surveying activities shall be restored to the satisfaction of the District Forester or the Park Manager, as applicable. 20.3 The Department shall have the right to temporarily or permanently terminate seismic survey activities associated with the Leased Premises at any time after written approval has been issued by the Department if, in the Department’s opinion, said activities are damaging the Leased Premises or any other State Forest or Park lands involved in the survey, are threatening any flora, fauna or their habitat, or are being conducted inconsistent with the Department’s approval. 20.4 The Department may execute upon the performance security required in Paragraph 17 (Financial Security) of this lease for any damages resulting from Lessee’s seismic surveys.
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