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Magnetotellurics case history: frontier basin analysis (Amazon Basin, Colombia) (view source)
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Encouraged by the evidence from the MT survey, Amoco decided to shoot a small seismic program and drill a shallow stratigraphic test. This program was positioned on the edge of a subbasin defined in the MT data. There generally was good agreement between the MT data, the seismic data, and the borehole geology.
Encouraged by the evidence from the MT survey, Amoco decided to shoot a small seismic program and drill a shallow stratigraphic test. This program was positioned on the edge of a subbasin defined in the MT data. There generally was good agreement between the MT data, the seismic data, and the borehole geology.
The airborne gravity and magnetic data, followed by the surface MT survey, provided a very cost-effective means of regional basin definition and led directly to a well-positioned seismic survey and well site.
The airborne [[gravity]] and magnetic data, followed by the surface MT survey, provided a very cost-effective means of regional basin definition and led directly to a well-positioned seismic survey and well site.
==See also==
==See also==