Definition of microseism in English:

microseism

noun ˈmʌɪkrəʊˌsʌɪz(ə)mˈmaɪkroʊˌsaɪzəm

Geology

A very small earthquake, less than 2 on the Richter scale.
Example sentencesExamples
- Based on experimental data it is shown, that the hypothesis of resonant amplification of microseisms in the resonator between daylight surface and oil reservoir is more adequate.
- The phase velocities of microseisms recorded with an array of eight instruments are measured in four different locations.
- Scientists believed that microseisms are generated when the large ocean waves of hurricanes interfere or strike a coastline.
- Collectively, these ocean microseisms have an annual cumulative seismic energy comparable to that generated from earthquakes, said Kedar.
- The microseisms are located and the data is used to create maps of the hydraulic fracture geometry.
Synonyms
earth tremor, tremor, convulsion, shock, foreshock, aftershock

Derivatives

microseismic

adjective ˌmʌɪkrəʊˈsʌɪzmɪkˈmaɪkroʊˌsaɪzmɪk

Geology

When waves hit the shores of North America, all over the edges of the continent, they collectively produce a low reverberation roughly every six seconds, a microseismic growl that peaks at 0.16 hertz.
Example sentencesExamples
- Microseismic monitoring has a role to play because the failure of the rock strata causes microseismic emissions.
- The inset shows a map view of multi stage microseismic events for two deviated wells.
- Corrections have to be made for such things as the frictional and buoyancy effects of the residual gases in the chamber, and for microseismic activity, which accelerates the entire instrument.
- These microseismic events are recorded on surface using the Paladin data acquisition system.

Definition of microseism in US English:

microseism

nounˈmīkrōˌsīzəmˈmaɪkroʊˌsaɪzəm

Geology

A very small earthquake, less than 2 on the Richter scale.
Example sentencesExamples
- The microseisms are located and the data is used to create maps of the hydraulic fracture geometry.
- The phase velocities of microseisms recorded with an array of eight instruments are measured in four different locations.
- Collectively, these ocean microseisms have an annual cumulative seismic energy comparable to that generated from earthquakes, said Kedar.
- Based on experimental data it is shown, that the hypothesis of resonant amplification of microseisms in the resonator between daylight surface and oil reservoir is more adequate.
- Scientists believed that microseisms are generated when the large ocean waves of hurricanes interfere or strike a coastline.
Synonyms
earth tremor, tremor, convulsion, shock, foreshock, aftershock

单词	microseism
释义	Definition of microseism in English: microseism noun ˈmʌɪkrəʊˌsʌɪz(ə)mˈmaɪkroʊˌsaɪzəm Geology A very small earthquake, less than 2 on the Richter scale. Example sentencesExamples Based on experimental data it is shown, that the hypothesis of resonant amplification of microseisms in the resonator between daylight surface and oil reservoir is more adequate. The phase velocities of microseisms recorded with an array of eight instruments are measured in four different locations. Scientists believed that microseisms are generated when the large ocean waves of hurricanes interfere or strike a coastline. Collectively, these ocean microseisms have an annual cumulative seismic energy comparable to that generated from earthquakes, said Kedar. The microseisms are located and the data is used to create maps of the hydraulic fracture geometry. Synonyms earth tremor, tremor, convulsion, shock, foreshock, aftershock Derivatives microseismic adjective ˌmʌɪkrəʊˈsʌɪzmɪkˈmaɪkroʊˌsaɪzmɪk Geology When waves hit the shores of North America, all over the edges of the continent, they collectively produce a low reverberation roughly every six seconds, a microseismic growl that peaks at 0.16 hertz. Example sentencesExamples Microseismic monitoring has a role to play because the failure of the rock strata causes microseismic emissions. The inset shows a map view of multi stage microseismic events for two deviated wells. Corrections have to be made for such things as the frictional and buoyancy effects of the residual gases in the chamber, and for microseismic activity, which accelerates the entire instrument. These microseismic events are recorded on surface using the Paladin data acquisition system. Definition of microseism in US English: microseism nounˈmīkrōˌsīzəmˈmaɪkroʊˌsaɪzəm Geology A very small earthquake, less than 2 on the Richter scale. Example sentencesExamples The microseisms are located and the data is used to create maps of the hydraulic fracture geometry. The phase velocities of microseisms recorded with an array of eight instruments are measured in four different locations. Collectively, these ocean microseisms have an annual cumulative seismic energy comparable to that generated from earthquakes, said Kedar. Based on experimental data it is shown, that the hypothesis of resonant amplification of microseisms in the resonator between daylight surface and oil reservoir is more adequate. Scientists believed that microseisms are generated when the large ocean waves of hurricanes interfere or strike a coastline. Synonyms earth tremor, tremor, convulsion, shock, foreshock, aftershock
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