Audio Frequency Airborne Electromagnetic Survey ( A-EM)

 

 

The Passive Transient A-EM survey; is based in part on the (AFMAG) airborne survey. Lightning activity worldwide, combined with streaming potentials and oscillating magnetic fields associated with Redox activity, present a powerful source of transient pulse electromagnetic energy radiating to the surface. The number of impulses per second over any area is related to the strength of the hydrocarbon-induced electromagnetic fields.

 

With hundreds of producing fields flown over worldwide, and survey participation over the last 10 years in exploration projects worldwide, we continue to be pleased with the ability of the Transient EM surveys to pinpoint hydrocarbon reservoirs in place.

 

A new airborne method of measuring the electromagnetic emissions emanating from the earth was sought, that would incorporate the depth information described in the 4,686,475 and 5,777,578 US Patents (Electrotellurics). By combining previous research from AFMAG, Electrotellurics as described, and drawing on recently published information on airborne EM, an operator friendly, accurate and fully digital airborne survey has been developed. It has been observed that other phenomenon such as unknown mineral deposits excessive out gassing etc. may adversely affect the survey result.

 

 

 

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E-Mail: info@pinemontgroup.com

 

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Airborne Survey  Presentation

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Survey Video Clip  

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World Weather  

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Shown, over 100 surveys have been conducted within the US, additionally over 25 surveys have been flown in Australia, Canada, N. Sea Europe, Kyrgyzstan, and New Zealand  during the past decade, comprising more than 200,000 nautical miles of survey lines over productive and prospective areas, both onshore and offshore.