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Results of application of adapted finite impulse response filter for deep seismic data quality improvement

Deep seismic sounding data of earth’s crust explorations are complicated by intensive additive noise consist of man–caused multiplex wave compositions. Therefore intense interfering effect embarrass to detect and trace the target waves. Authors made a suggestion of application of adaptive finite impulse response filter in order to enhance wave field resolution. This article describes the results of spectral analysis of seismic data are derived from deep seismic sounding on the geological–geophysical survey 8–DV.