Downhole temperatures from optical fiber
Publication details: Winter 2008/2009Description: 11 p. ; 40-51 In: Oilfield Review 20Summary: One of the most significant challenges in modern onshore seismic interpretation is understanding near-surface effects and correcting their impact on subsurface data. Remote sensing using satellites enables 3D mapping and discrimination of surface features and lithologies, from which risk maps for logistics and data quality can be developed. Case studies involving desert terrain and glacial moraines illustrate this technique.| Current library | Status | Barcode | |
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| Biblioteca Alejandro Angel Bulgheroni | Not for loan | 200044732 |
One of the most significant challenges in modern onshore seismic interpretation is understanding near-surface effects and correcting their impact on subsurface data. Remote sensing using satellites enables 3D mapping and discrimination of surface features and lithologies, from which risk maps for logistics and data quality can be developed. Case studies involving desert terrain and glacial moraines illustrate this technique.
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