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Vol 183
Pages:
251-254
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Research article
Geophysics

Application of electrical prospecting in combination with seismic prospecting for the geological section prediction and search of hydrocarbon deposits

Authors:
V. A. Kuzin1
A. A. Korukhova2
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  • 1 — Chief Geophysicist Saratov Geophysical Expedition, State Enterprise «NVNIIGG»
  • 2 — Leading Geophysicist Saratov Geophysical Expedition, State Enterprise «NVNIIGG»
Date submitted:
2008-10-23
Date accepted:
2008-12-05
Date published:
2009-04-01

Abstract

The possibility of application of electrical prospecting method SGN (sounding by field growing in the near-field zone) in combination with CDP seismic prospecting for sedimentary section investigations and hydrocarbon deposits prospecting is considered. The physical basis of the method application for hydrocarbon prospecting is the effect of higher resistance of seams, saturated by hydrocarbons. The effect is reflected in the curve of electromagnetic field growth ε(t). The procedures of field works, processing and interpretation of electrical prospecting data are presented.

Keywords:
hydrocarbon deposits resistance interpretation electromagnetic field electrical method SGN
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References

  1. Тикшаев В.В. Электромагнитная разведка повышенной разрешенности методом становления поля с пространственным накоплением. М.: Недра, 1989.
  2. Хмелевской В.К. Электроразведка. М.: Изд-во МГУ, 198.

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