Abstract
There are several advantages in using vertical arrays for recording reflected signal. Signal-to-noise ratio can be controlled to any desired level when the noise is due to scattering from layers shallower than the depth to the array. By the use of vertical arrays, the band width of useable seismic energy can be increased, events can be properly identified, the signal that eventually produces near surface induced multiples can be measured, as well as the direct pulse radiated from the source and its accompanying ghosts. A field test documents these predictions.
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