A configuration is a geometric arrangement of discrete receiver locationsor receiver and source locations (modeled as point geometries). AGeophysicalFieldSurvey may consist of more than one configuration where a singleconfiguration may not extend over the entire set of associated sampling features.For example a seismic reflection survey may consist of one or more source-receiverarrays that are moved progressively along a GP_Trackline. In this case, each arraylocation would be described by a Configuration object.
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