Potential of river electrical exploration in oil regions  of the siberian platform (the Lena river area, Krivolukskaya area)

N. N. Nevedrova; A. M. Sanchaa; S. M. Babushkin; D. V. Krechetov

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Application of up-to-date electric exploration technologies in mineral deposits prospecting

Potential of river electrical exploration in oil regions of the siberian platform (the Lena river area, Krivolukskaya area)

Authors:

N. N. Nevedrova¹

A. M. Sanchaa²

S. M. Babushkin³

D. V. Krechetov⁴

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1 — Trofimuk Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics SB RAS
2 — Trofimuk Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics SB RAS
3 — Seismological Branch of Geophysical survey SB RAS
4 — Seismological Branch of Geophysical survey SB RAS

Date submitted:

2014-08-29

Date accepted:

2014-10-12

Date published:

2015-04-10

Abstract

The profile line of geophysical exploration lies along the fairway of the Lena River. A complex of transient electromagnetic soundings (TES) and a common deep point (CDP) method has been used for the exploration. A complete geoelectrical section of sedimentary deposits and the properties of the basic geoelectrical layer have been estimated using TES. In the sedimentary deposits productive layer zones with increased and decreased electrical resistance have been studied. The results of both geoelectrical and seismic analyses prove that the use of both of these methods is very promising.

Неведрова Н.Н., Санчаа А.М., Бабушкин С.М., Кречетов Д.В. Возможности речной электроразведки в нефтеносных районах сибирской платформы (акватория р.Лены, Криволукская площадь) // Записки Горного института. 2015. Т. 212. С. 113-116.

Nevedrova N.N., Sanchaa A.M., Babushkin S.M., Krechetov D.V. Potential of river electrical exploration in oil regions of the siberian platform (the Lena river area, Krivolukskaya area) // Journal of Mining Institute. 2015. Vol. 212. p. 113-116.

Potential of river electrical exploration in oil regions of the siberian platform (the Lena river area, Krivolukskaya area)

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