User's Manual

Draft
8 RT 1000 v1.0 Deployment Guide R00.f
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Overview
Who Should Use this Guide
Coordinator (Staging Coordinator
/ Landing Zone (LZ) Coordinator)
Responsibilities:
• Journey management of all vehicles (including
helicopters) and personnel to specific points within the
prospect
• Knowledge of all personnel in the prospect; knows when
anyone enters or leaves the prospect, and where they
go when they are there
• Ensures that ground electronics (bag drops) arrive at
the proper location
• Controls inventory and general maintenance of
equipment
• Maintains constant contact with the crew and recorder
• Oversees the testing of fresh equipment to be staged
for the next layout.
Reports to:
•TBD
NOTE: This role may be split in two, one person
coordinating helicopter operations, and the other
coordinating all line crew operations.
Coordinator (Survey) Responsibilities:
• Manages the survey crews. Survey work takes place in
advance of the seismic crew, sometimes weeks or even
months ahead of seismic crew mobilization.
• Attempts to flag or stake every point starting with the
planned receiver and source coordinates (delivered by
the Oil Company Geophysicist or Birddog)
• Adjusts flags or stakes when necessary based on
physical accessibility (whether or not a vibrator or drill
rig can get to a location), permitted corridor, and
archeological or wildlife exclusion zones
• Flags all access points and roads (in cooperation with
the Staging Coordinator)
• Delivers the actual coordinates to the Observer to be
loaded into the Central Recording System
• Provides updates to these coordinates during the project
if ground conditions or permit conditions change
• Ensures that the Central Recording System is configured
with the correct datum and projection information
Reports to:
•TBD
Crew (Layout/Juggies) Responsibilities:
• Lay out the ground electronics
• Pick up the ground electronics
Reports to:
•TBD
Table 1–1 Roles and Responsibilities (cont.)
Role Responsibility