PART 1 : Electromagnetic prospecting part I of IV (3hours)
•EM -a historic perspective for mineral and hydrocarbon prospecting
•EM - today and tomorrow -for hydrocarbon prospecting and 4D monitoring.
•Current and upcoming market players.
•What is EM and what are the possible economical benefits
•A overviewof EM technologies and EM variants available today
– Control Source EM in a marine perspective
– Control Source EM in a onshore perspective
– Natural Source EM (MT and LEM)
– BoreholeEM, B2S, S2B, B2B (surfaceand borehole/
•EM versus seismic –can you have one without the other?
•EM –suitablefor 4D time lapsed monitoring solution?
•Market adaptation of EM, how, whyand when?
PART 2: Electromagnetic prospecting part II of IV (3 hours)
•EM Technology, technologies and methods in today’s market
•Frequency or time domain –similartiesand differences
–EMGS, OHM, Western Geco, Petromarker, EMTEK., etc
•Control Source EM in a marine perspective
–SBL, tCSEM, fCESM, VEL, 4D applications
•Control Source EM in a onshore perspective
•tCSEM, fCESM, VEL, 4D applications
•Natural SourceEM (MT and LEM) onshore/marine perspective
•BoreholeEM, B2S, S2B, B2B (surface/borehole/)
PART 3: Electromagnetic prospecting part III of IV (3 hours)
EM from an operational point of view:
•The 5 pillarsofEM and theimportanceofeachofthem:
–EM modeling(1,2,3D)
–EM sources (HED, VEL, LOOP, CED)
–EM receivers (3 component E field, 3 component H field)
–EM processingproblems and software
–EM inversionproblems and software
•Survey design and understandingthe5 pillars
•EM + Seismics= true ?
•EM -a success or a failure - so far
PART 4 : Electromagnetic prospecting part IV of IV (3 hours)
•Case studies Russia, Brasil, USA, Australia
•The possible value of implementing EM into your business
•A financial approces to selecting if EM should be a part of your prospecting scenarios
•Q&A session.