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Abstract

The multi-frequency EM method is being tested successfully for oil exploration and reservoir fluid monitoring at on-shore environments. The inversion procedures presently used for obtaining the electrical parameters of the underground from the data registered<br>at the receiver assumes that the finite-size sourcetransmitter (a current square loop on the ground) is a point-source vertical magnetic dipole. This approximation implies limitation on the transmitter-receiver separation minimum distance to be at least 6 times the side of the loop. In this paper the fields are deduced for finite source, of square and circular shapes, and compared to each other and to point dipole-source fields, as well. New graphics have been constructed for showing the inversion function of the measured data, for a finite source square loop, and compared to the dipole-source. It is shown that when using, for instance, T-R separation 1.5 times the side of square loop, that approximation is not valid at all.

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2007-11-19
2024-04-20
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