Titlebook: Developments in Geophysical Exploration Methods—4; A. A. Fitch (Consultant) Book 1983 Applied Science Publishers Ltd 1983 exploration.geop

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Joseph I. Boullata,Jacqueline R. Barberrden is developed for a number of two- and three-dimensional models of simple geometry, which permits semi-quantitative interpretation of field anomalies. The complex nature of emanation and diffusion is stressed to illustrate the interpretation problem. A number of case histories are described to provide examples of the technique.

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Jeffrey J. Mucksavage,Lingtak-Neander Chanore complex and varied in pattern than are normally encountered in EIP measurements. For example, polarity reversals are the rule in the former but are rarely encountered in the latter. MIP employs high-sensitivity component magnetometers as basic sensors. These are small in size relative to the len

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Joseph I. Boullata,Vincent T. Armentialysis are discussed in the chapter. These recent advances have contributed to our ability to resolve details of the three-dimensional distribution of resistivity in the subsurface. Results of both frequency-domain and time-domain surveys are presented.

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