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  PIERS Online Vol. 3 No. 8 2007 pp: 1334-1339

Impulse Response of Seafloor Hydrocarbon Reservoir Model

Jing-Tian Tang and Weibin Luo

doi:10.2529/PIERS070504082834

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Abstract:

The step response and impulse response to horizontal electric dipole (HED) source in three typical models such as uniform earth half space, marine double half space and four-layer reservoir-bearing seafloor models were computed, through the use of Gaver-Stehfest inverse Laplace transforms and numerical integration Hankel transforms. And concept of transient impulse time was proposed. It was confirmed that the transient impulse time of the conductive medium to HED can directly indicate the conductivity of the earth. Inline dipole-dipole transient EM sounds with geometry, and it is suitable for surveying with multi offsets. For the high resolution to thin resistive subsurface formations, this method can be applied for hydrocarbons explorations on land, also in marine.

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