3D inversion of airborne electromagnetic data using a moving footprint

By Leif H. Cox, Glenn A. Wilson, Michael S. Zhdanov. 2010

215 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Geophysics, Ocean Engineering

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In Geophysics

1. Eldad Haber
2. D. Oldenburg
3. A. Binley
4. Anders Vest Christiansen
5. Esben Auken
6. Dikun Yang
7. Uri M. Ascher
8. Michele Benzi

In Ocean Engineering

1. D. Oldenburg
2. Eldad Haber
3. Anders Vest Christiansen
4. Esben Auken
5. Dikun Yang
6. Uri M. Ascher

Citations in the corpus

• An overview of a highly versatile forward and stable inverse algorithm for airborne, ground-based and borehole electromagnetic and electric data (2015, background): “…types of time domain data (Oldenburg and Jones, 2011c), * 3D inversion of airborne time and frequency domain data (Newman and Alumbaugh, 1997; Cox et al., 2010, Oldenburg et al., 2013), * 2D inversion of resistivity (electrical resistivity tomography, ERT)and inducedpolarisation (IP) data…”
• 3-D inversion of airborne electromagnetic data parallelized and accelerated by local mesh and adaptive soundings (2014, methodology): “A similar mesh coarsening scheme was previously implemented in single-well simulation (Davydycheva et al. 2003).”