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Vertical Gradient. Water levels in nested well clusters (wells located closely together) indicate upward or downward flow in aquifers or flow between adjacent geologic units. Flow is governed by Darcy's Law: where q is the Darcy flux (volume of water per unit area per unit time) and K is the hydraulic conductivity.

Electromagnetic Surveying for Resistive or Conductive Bodies

A method of analysing electromagnetic survey data from an area of seafloor (6) that is thought or known to contain a conductive or resistive body, such as a subterranean hydrocarbon reservoir (12), is described. The method includes providing electric field data and magnetic field data, for example magnetic flux density, obtained by at least one receiver (25) from a horizontal electric dipole (HED) transmitter (22) and determining a vertical gradient in the electric field data. The vertical gradient in the electric field data and the magnetic field data are then combined to generate combined response data. The combined response data is compared with background data specific to the area being surveyed to obtain difference data sensitive to the presence of a subterranean hydrocarbon reservoir. Because the combined response data are relatively insensitive to the transverse electric (TE) mode component of the transmitted signal, the method allows hydrocarbon reservoirs to be detected in shallow water where the TE mode component interacting with the air would otherwise dominate. Furthermore, because there is no mixing between the TE and transverse magnetic (TM) modes in the combined response data, data from all possible transmitter and receiver orientations may be used. The background data may be provided by magneto-telluric surveying, controlled source electromagnetic surveying or from direct geophysical measurement.
Owner:PGS GEOPHYSICAL AS

Method for forecasting opening pressure, opening sequence and water injection pressure of reservoir fissure

The invention relates to the field of exploration and development of oil and gas fields, in particular to a method for forecasting the opening pressure, the opening sequence and the water injection pressure of a reservoir fissure. According to the method, a geomechanical model is determined through geological data, physical experiments and the like, and on the basis of paleo-stress-field numerical simulation, by means of the rock fracturing criterion and the ancient-and-modern rock-mechanics layer evolution characteristics, the present occurrence of different group fissures is forecasted; on the basis of present-stress-field numerical simulation, the work-area rock-mechanics layer distribution regularities are combined, principal-stress vertical gradients of different nodes are obtained with the rock-mechanics layer-top-bottom-face point searching method, ground stress information and fissure information are synthesized, inversion forecast of the opening pressure, the opening sequence and the water injection pressure of the fissure is achieved. The method is composed of strict mathematical algorithm derivation, after corresponding geological information is digitized, the corresponding calculation procedure can be developed with computer programming languages, forecast cost is low, and operability is high.
Owner:CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (EAST CHINA)

Image processing device, control program, computer-readable storage medium, electronic apparatus, and image processing device control method

The invention includes: a pixel-value vertical-gradient-quantity calculation section (3a) and a pixel-value horizontal-gradient-quantity calculation section (3b) for calculating, for each pixel in image data, a vertical-direction gradient quantity (Sy) and a horizontal-direction gradient quantity (Sx) for a pixel value; a gradient direction/null direction identifying section (5) for identifying, for each pixel, either a gradient direction or null direction from the vertical-direction gradient quantity (Sy) and the horizontal-direction gradient quantity (Sx); a score calculation section (10) for calculating an correspondence degree from a number of pixels for which a gradient direction contained in the matching region matches a gradient direction contained in the model pattern and a pattern correspondence degree which is a degree of similarity of a matching pattern between the gradient direction for each pixel in the matching region and the gradient direction for each pixel in the model pattern to a comparative matching pattern; and a position identifying section (11) for identifying the position in the captured image pointed at with the image capture object from a position of a target pixel for which the correspondence degree is a maximum.
Owner:SHARP KK

Method for measuring maximum scour depth of viscous debris flow gully bed and application thereof

The invention discloses a method for measuring the maximum scour depth of a viscous debris flow gully bed and the application thereof. The method comprises the following steps: weight Gamma1, depth h and a dynamic friction angle Beta of a viscous debris flow body, weight Gamma2, an internal frictional angle Phi and a viscosity coefficient C of cumulus deposits of an original gully bed, and vertical gradient J of the gully channel are determined by means of survey, measurement and sampling of the debris flow gully, testing of debris flow characteristic parameters and the like; and the obtained parameters are substituted into a calculation formula to obtain the maximum scour depth of the viscous debris flow gully bed. The method is applicable to the design of foundation embedded depth in a viscous debris flow prevention project, and the obtained maximum scour depth of the viscous debris flow gully bed serves as the minimum foundation embedded depth in the prevention project. Compared with the prior art, as the method is based on rigorous theory derivation, the maximum scour depth of the viscous debris flow gully bed can be reasonably determined, and references on the design of the foundation embedded depth in the prevention project are provided; and the method is high in result accuracy and can meet the requirements of the practical project.
Owner:INST OF MOUNTAIN HAZARDS & ENVIRONMENT CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCI

Multi-stage side heater in vertical gradient freezing crystal growing furnace

The invention discloses a multi-stage side heater in a vertical gradient freezing crystal growing furnace. The multi-stage side heater comprises a graphite sleeve, and an upper heater and a lower heater positioned in the graphite sleeve, wherein the upper heater in the graphite sleeve is connected with a graphite electrode fixed on an upper furnace cover plate, and is connected with the graphite sleeve through boron nitride; or the upper heater is supported by a graphite block, and the graphite sleeve is connected with an electrode fixed on the upper furnace cover plate; the lower heater is arranged in the graphite sleeve and is supported by a graphite block; and the graphite sleeve is connected with the electrode fixed on the upper furnace cover plate, and is fixed on the upper furnace cover plate through a screw. The invention has the advantages that: a suspended side heating system can entirely move upwards together with a furnace cover, and is entirely detached, and an insulating layer outside the heating system is not needed to be detached, so equipment maintenance, material loading and material taking are greatly facilitated; and a long plate electrode is adopted, a complete graphite cylinder is formed outside the side heating system, and the graphite cylinder can absorb, reradiate and reflect heat of the heater, so the heat utilization ratio is improved, and a thermal field has higher symmetry and stability.
Owner:GENERAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR NONFERROUS METALS BEIJNG +1

Electromagnetic surveying for resistive or conductive bodies

A method of analyzing electromagnetic survey data from an area of seafloor (6) that is thought or known to contain a conductive or resistive body, such as a subterranean hydrocarbon reservoir (12), is described. The method includes providing electric field data and magnetic field data, for example magnetic flux density, obtained by at least one receiver (25) from a horizontal electric dipole (HED) transmitter (22) and determining a vertical gradient in the electric field data. The vertical gradient in the electric field data and the magnetic field data are then combined to generate combined response data. The combined response data is compared with background data specific to the area being surveyed to obtain difference data sensitive to the presence of a subterranean hydrocarbon reservoir. Because the combined response data are relatively insensitive to the transverse electric (TE) mode component of the transmitted signal, the method allows hydrocarbon reservoirs to be detected in shallow water where the TE mode component interacting with the air would otherwise dominate. Furthermore, because there is no mixing between the TE and transverse magnetic (TM) modes in the combined response data, data from all possible transmitter and receiver orientations may be used. The background data may be provided by magneto-telluric surveying, controlled source electromagnetic surveying or from direct geophysical measurement.
Owner:PGS GEOPHYSICAL AS

Method for producing a monocrystalline or polycrystalline semiconductore material

The invention relates to a method for producing a monocrystalline or polycrystalline semiconductor material by way of directional solidification, wherein lumpy semiconductor raw material is introduced into a melting crucible and melted therein and directionally solidified, in particular using the vertical gradient freeze method.
In order to prevent contamination and damage, the semiconductor raw material is melted from the upper end of the melting crucible. The molten material trickles downward, so that semiconductor raw material which has not yet melted gradually slumps in the melting crucible. In this case, the additional semiconductor raw material is replenished to the melting crucible from above onto a zone of semiconductor raw material which has not yet melted or is not completely melted, in order at least partly to compensate for a volumetric shrinkage of the semiconductor raw material and to increase the filling level of the crucible.
In order to reduce the melting-on time and to influence the thermal conditions in the system as little as possible, the semiconductor raw material to be replenished is heated by the purposeful introduction of heat to a temperature below the melting temperature of the semiconductor raw material and introduced into the container in the heated state.
Owner:SCHOTT AG
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