Electrical prospecting is a large group of geophysical methods for studying electromagnetic fields of various nature. The purpose of these studies is to determine the electromagnetic characteristics of the geological environment (resistance, conductivity, polarizability, etc.), which can provide valuable information about the structure of the studied site or area. By the form of electromagnetic fields, electrical prospecting can be divided into two sections: the first combine methods that investigate natural (MTS, AMTS), the second – artificial electromagnetic fields (VES, DES -VP, TDM, CAMS, etc.).
- Dipole electrical sounding (DES -VP);
- The method of induced polarization in modifications of the median gradient (IP-MG);
- The method of vertical electrical sounding (VES);
- Audio (AMT) and Magnetotelluric sounding (MTS);
- Audiomagnetotelluric sounding with a controlled source (CAMS);
- Electromagnetic Studies;
- Areal measurements of the VA vector (RIP).
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- Electrical prospecting using the IP-MG method in the Karyerny and Ushtogan-Caracas sections;
- Electrical prospecting using the VIP and DDIP methods on the Balkhash-Saryshagan and Korgantas sections;
- Electrical prospecting by the method of DES -VP in the Jumba section;
- The TDM electrical survey with the Crone Pulse EM equipment (surface and well studies);
- Electrical prospecting using the IP and RIP method on the Korgantas and Balkhash-Saryshagan areas;
- Electrical prospecting using the methods of MTS and AMT in the south and southwest of the Multinational State of Bolivia, Latin America;
- Preparation of design estimates for regional work in the Irtysh, North-Turgai, Syrdarya, and Shu-Sarysu sedimentary basins;
- The Korgantas Plot (DES -VP, AMTS);
- Almaly and Komarovskoye sites;
- Komarovsky and Vasilkovsky fields, sections Zhartas, Baksais, Khobdinsky, Uzunzhal;
- Yubileynoye, North Karazhanbas, Baitemir and Beschoki sites, Chunskaya area (Russia);
- Benkala field, Maitube, Kuraily Dusembay, Katutau, and Kendyktas sites, Prisay-Yenisey Area (Russia);
- Karaton-Sarkymas Block and others.