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This study has highlighted the reliability of air wave as a reference to determine the quality of seismic data especially for seismic refraction in near surface exploration. The velocities of the air waves recorded in the seismograph are 364 m/s and 370 m/s. These air wave velocities are within the range of speed of sounds in the air. The seismic data are in acceptance quality.

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