DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTERIZED INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING
(A CASE STUDY OF INTEGRATED DATA SERVICES LIMITED, IDSL BENIN-CITY)
By
OKEKE, CHINEDU E.
Presented To
Department of Computer Science
ABSTRACT
Oil industry is a prominent aspect of modern economy and as it were exploration activities are very important for continuity of oil production.
The exploration activities involve the acquisition of data and processing. As exploration activities increases in the modern world, the computer manufacturers are also working hard to produce super computer and their processing that are involved.
Many firms are emerging fast and of course modern firms make use of computers, especially the mainframe computer which has a large memory space. As the activities is in the increase, there is need to increase storage facilities because there comes a time when the main memory of computer will be unable to hold all information required. This is where the secondary storage device called the magnetic tape comes to play.
A general description of the system goals, facilities and applications are involved.
TABLE OF FIGURES
Fig A: Organizational structure chart
Fig. B: Procedure chart
Fig C: System flowchart
Fig D: Program Design
Fig E: Program flowchart
TABLE OF CONTENT
Title page i
Certification ii
Dedication iii
Acknowledgement iv
Abstract v
Organization of the work vi
Table of figures viii
Table of content ix
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction 11.1 Problem of the study 3
1.2 Purpose of the study 4
1.3 Scope 5
1.4 Limitation 5
CHAPTER TWOLiterature Review 6
CHAPTER THREE
Description and analysis of the existing system 113.1 Fact finding method (oral) 12
3.2 Organisation structure 14
3.3 Objectives of the existing system 14
3.4 Problems of the existing system 15
3.5 Justification 15
3.6 Input, process, output analysis 16
CHAPTER FOUR
Design of the new system 234.1 Output specification and design 25
4.2 Input specification and design 26
4.3 File design 28
4.4 Procedure chart 28
4.5 System flowchart 30
4.6 System requirement 32
CHAPTER FIVE
Implementation 345.1 Program design 34
5.2 Program flowchart 36
5.3 Test run 40
CHAPTER SIXDocumentation 42
CHAPTER SEVENRecommendation and conclusion 507.1 Conclusion 52
7.2 Definition of terms 55
References 58