Hydrocarbon Detection with High-Power Spectral Induced Polarization, Two Cases

P191 Hydrocarbon Detection with High-Power Spectral Induced Polarization Two Cases Summary 1 This paper deals with the Spectral Induced polarization (SIP) method and its applications. The method uses a high power transmitter to generate an electromagnetic field and a multichannel receiver array in dipole-dipole configuration. We study the target layer’s oil-bearing nature and delineate the traps by analyzing the polarization. The results provide a reliable basis for deploying well nets in exploration and development phases and consequently improve the efficiency of oilfield development. We show two case histories to demonstrate the practical utility of the method. Introduction In recent years