US Patent 7969152 Systems and methods for measuring sea-bed resistivity
Patent 7969152 was granted and assigned to Technoimaging on June, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A method for measuring the resistivity of sea-bed formations is described. An electromagnetic field is generated using at least one stationary long-range transmitter. The frequency of the electromagnetic field is between and/or including the ULF/ELF range. At least one component of the electromagnetic field is measured. A conductivity distribution is determined based on the at least one measured component. The determined conductivity distribution is correlated with geological formations and/or hydrocarbon deposits.
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Evgeny P. Velikhov0
Michael S. Zhdanov0
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US Patent 07969152 Systems and methods for measuring sea-bed resistivity US Patent 7969152 Systems and methods for measuring sea-bed resistivity
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079691520
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June 28, 2011
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116769360
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