Got linked here from an Chronicle news item. Great photos!!! However, the two photos depicting Sylvan Beach Park should reference La Porte rather than Galveston. I basically live down the road from there.
To compensate the poor sensitivity of Mintrop's early mechanical-optical systems, large dynamite charges for every shot were necessary to get readable results.
The Sugarland Dome was discovered by torsion balance of NAMEX-SEISMOS in 1927. J.F. Weinzierl writes in Oil Weekly (Texas) on 2.9.27: "Armed with this experience, such companies als the North American Exploration Company come out and make statements to the effect that deep salt domes and structures can be found on the Gulf Coast at greater depths than the seismograph or the geophone..." - with the torsion balance...
In 1938 oil structures were investigated in the Vienna Basin and in Lower Austria by Seismos (refraction) for the Rohölgewinnungs AG. - Is a downhole survey carried out here?
A Seismos party under Dr. Geussenhainer, Dr. Cloos, Dr. Schmidt and Dr. Hannemann tried to find out in late 1924 whether a salt dome lies beneath the producing oil field .
Dr. J. Schander arrieved just married in the United States in August 1925. As can be read in the front page, Ludger Mintrop appointed him General Manager and VP of the North American Exploration (NAMEX).This date must not contradict the fact, that the take over of NAMEX by Seismos happened in November 1927.
Dr. J. Schander arrieved just married in the United States in August 1925. As can be read in the front page, Ludger Mintrop appointed him General Manager and VP of the North American Exploration (NAMEX).This date must not contradict the fact, that the take over of NAMEX by Seismos happened in November 1927.
The extremely shallow Blue Ridge salt dome served Dr. O. Geussenhainer's Seismos crew as testground for the 1924 in the States introduced refraction method.
The extremely shallow Blue Ridge salt dome served Dr. O. Geussenhainer's Seismos crew as testground for the 1924 in the States introduced refraction method.
Michael at 30-Apr-09 8:30 AM
Thanks, Mike