Method for determining resistivity anisotropy from earth electromagnetic tansient step response and electromagnetic transient peak impulse response

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APP PUB NO 20110012601A1
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12460183

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A method for determining resistivity anisotropy of subsurface rock formations includes imparting a transient electromagnetic field into the subsurface rock formations. Electromagnetic response of the formations is measured at a plurality of offsets from a position of the imparting. For each offset, an arrival time from the imparting is determined of a peak of an impulse response such that the response is related to subsurface horizontal and vertical resistivities. For each offset, a step response of the formations is determined at a time from the imparting selected such that the step response is related substantially only to mean resistivity. The arrival time of the peak of the impulse response and the late time value of the step response are used to determine the resistivity anisotropy.

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PGS GEOPHYSICAL AS0216 OSLO

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Hobbs, Bruce Alan Penicuilk, GB 5 31
Werthmuller, Dieter Thalheim, CH 2 8

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