Interpretation of geophysical data

Valid interpretations of geophysical data collected in the field require correlation with information obtained from both conventional sampling and analytical programs. The types of geophysical and conventional data required to describe the subsurface environment will vary, depending upon the physical, chemical, and structural complexity of the subsurface, and the intended application of the field study. 

Processing and interpretation of geophysical data obtained in field conditions consisted of several stages and was performed using specialized software x2ipi developed by Geophysics Department of the Moscow State University. Subsequent data interpretation was performed in 2D and 3D automatic inversion programs, primarily in smooth models. 

Oil product contamination zones were found mostly in the middle of the section. Conjectural thickness of contaminated layer is 15-20 m. A 3D model of identified oil contamination was built based on the results of interpretation of geophysical data (figure 3). 

Properties of interest are subjects of interpretation of geophysical data from surface and borehole measurements. This interpretation is a process of... 

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