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The Houston Geological Society Bulletin
Vol. 57 (2014), No. 4. (December), Page 19

Abstract: Seismoelectric Ground-Flow DC-4500 Locators

Chi Dong1

This talk describes a Previous HitseismicNext Hit wave-generated electrokinetic potential method and geophysical technology for directly locating a groundwater aquifer to deduce the associated petroleum hydrocarbon reservoir fluids with high accuracy, low cost, site access, portability, and simple operational procedures in the field.

The DC-4500 Seismoelectric Ground-Flow Locator receives both a Previous HitseismicNext Hit signal and a seismoelectric signal generated by the same Previous HitseismicNext Hit source. The seismoelectric survey depth of investigation depends on the power of Previous HitseismicNext Hit source. We have obtained reservoir seismoelectric Previous HitdataNext Hit up to 7000 feet deep in Louisiana with a Buffalo gun Previous HitseismicNext Hit source.

Over the past 3 years, more than 300 commercial ground-flow projects have been performed using the DC-4500 system around the world. The success rate of groundwater location is 90%. After Previous HitdataNext Hit processing and Previous HitinterpretationTop, 2D and 3D models of seismoelectric ground-flow have been constructed for the accurate mapping of ground-flow distribution.

Biographical Sketch

Dong Chi, President of Seismo Electronics LLC, received his B.S. degree in geophysics from the East China Petroleum Institute, his M.S. degree in geophysics from the Colorado School of Mines and is a Ph. D. candidate at the Colorado School of Mines. Prior to forming Seismo Electronics LLC in 2011, Mr. Dong worked as a consulting geophysicist for several companies, both domestically and internationally, during his 40-plus year career.

Acknowledgments and Associated Footnotes

1 Chi Dong: Seismo Electronics LLC

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