New imaging technology find faults with magnetic surveys — A case study of the red river “b” trend in the wiliiston basin

Pearson, William C.; Inden, Richard F.

doi:10.1190/1.1885945

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“…These reconnaissance methods include airborne techniques, such as remote sensing with stereo air photography, satellite imagery including both visible and near-infrared systems (Pieters and Englert, 1993;Friedman et al, 1994), aeromagnetic surveys and, more recently, airborne gravity (Saad, 1993;Kuuskraa et al, 1996;Pearson and Inden, 1997). However, the cost of seismic methods, exacerbated for deep exploration, calls for reconnaissance methods to identify the most promising regions for a seismic survey.…”

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confidence: 99%