This comprehensive guide explores the essential concepts of seismic grids, positioning, and binning in geophysical surveys. Covering key topics such as coordinate reference systems, grid modifications, survey design, and data management, the book provides a detailed understanding of how seismic grids are defined, adjusted, and utilized.

Readers will gain insight into:

• Defining and modifying seismic grids
• Coordinate systems, including projected and moving platforms
• Perimeter definitions and survey coverage considerations
• The relationship between survey design and acquisition geometry
• Managing seismic data using grid definitions and binning techniques
• Common exchange file formats for seismic grid metadata
• Coordinate operations for reprojection and merging multiple grids

Designed for geophysicists, surveyors, and data managers, this book is an invaluable resource for understanding seismic positioning and ensuring accurate data acquisition.