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- noun geography A natural-source, electromagnetic geophysical method of imaging structures below the earth's surface
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In combination with other geophysical exploration technologies, the Petro-Sonde becomes a complimentary tool behind seismic, geo-chemical Satellite Imagery, magnetotellurics, radiometrics, and other methods.
How To Get a Business Loan Joseph R. Mancuso 1990
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In combination with other geophysical exploration technologies, the Petro-Sonde becomes a complimentary tool behind seismic, geo-chemical Satellite Imagery, magnetotellurics, radiometrics, and other methods.
How To Get a Business Loan Joseph R. Mancuso 1990
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In combination with other geophysical exploration technologies, the Petro-Sonde becomes a complimentary tool behind seismic, geo-chemical Satellite Imagery, magnetotellurics, radiometrics, and other methods.
How To Get a Business Loan Joseph R. Mancuso 1990
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In combination with other geophysical exploration technologies, the Petro-Sonde becomes a complimentary tool behind seismic, geo-chemical Satellite Imagery, magnetotellurics, radiometrics, and other methods.
How To Get a Business Loan Joseph R. Mancuso 1990
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We have spent the last several months studying data from a well we recently re-entered and from several additional surveys, including a magnetotellurics MT survey, which is an electromagnetic geophysical method used to image the Earth's subsurface.
qroqqa commented on the word magnetotellurics
Magma can be detected with a technique called magnetotellurics, which builds up a picture of what lies underground by measuring fluctuations in electric and magnetic fields at the surface.
—New Scientist, 13 June 2009
June 15, 2009
hernesheir commented on the word magnetotellurics
Look Papa, this one has all the vowels!
January 29, 2010
mollusque commented on the word magnetotellurics
Hmm, if we could just snip out the extra "e": magnotelluric. Which does appear online, but seems to be a misspelling.
January 29, 2010