Method for identifying subsurface features from marine transient controlled source electromagnetic surveys
A surface, transient technique for identifying subsurface features, processing and displaying data from marine transient electromagnetic surveys
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[0034] Methods for testing electromagnetic data display and feature recognition by simulating the response of a marine transient electromagnetic survey. refer to figure 1 , the model simulates a survey vessel 10 using dipole electric transmitters (shown as electrodes A and B disposed on the bottom 12A of a body of water 12). For simulation purposes, the electrode spacing was set to 500 m. A current source (not shown separately) was energized so that 100 amps flowed through electrodes A and B. This equates to typical survey practice known in the art using a 100 meter long transmitter dipole and using a current of 500 amps. In either case, the source moment is 5×10 4 amp m. For simulation purposes, the current is simulated as direct current (DC) and cut off when the time index equals zero. It should be understood, however, that switching off DC is only one implementation of a change in current that can be used to induce transient electromagnetic effects. In other embodimen...
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