Abstract: A device is described for a foundation to be placed in a sea bed, comprising a housing-formed, downwardly open, coat-forming construction set up for placing in the sea bed, said construction comprises a top part, and the top part comprises an extended hollow body (140) that stretches a distance into the inside of the construction. The invention is characterised in that the length of the inner pipe is shorter or longer than the length of the coat. When the inner pipe is shorter, its length is of the order of 10-90% of the length of the skirt 10, preferably 25 to 60%, and most preferred 50%. When the inner pipe is longer, its length is more than 100% and up to 300% of the length of the outer coat (10), preferably 150 to 200% and most preferred 300%. A method and different applications are also described.

Abstract: A method is described for collection of multi-component seismic data based on the use of noise from the installation of a pole together with installing receivers comprised of seismic multi-component geophones and hydrophones. The pole is hammered down to a desired sediment depth and repeatable signals with defined energies are sent out. The receiver cable is comprised of 3-component geophones and hydrophones arranged in a straight line profile, readily in star formation, and is pulled successively, after registration is carried out, in toward the source. One commences with a desired offset and gradually obtains increasing spatial resolution as the recording process progresses. Of special interest will be to arrange the listening cables in the directions where it will be most relevant to drill.