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Mojtaba Babaei Mirsattar Meshinchi-Asl Hossein Zomorrodian 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2013,6(6):1913-1924
In this article the response of the induced eddy-current in an unlimited conduction spheroidal as well as the response of the current-channeling resulted from the presence of the spheroidal in a weakly conducted medium are derived. The common methods are based on receiving electromagnetic induction response from the homocentric and coaxial receiver and transmitter coils which are exactly over the anomaly. As the spheroidal location is unknown in the practice, it is suggested to measure the electromagnetic induction response in a case that the receiver and the transmitter have an arbitrary situation regarding to the anomaly. In this article, eddy-current response and current-channeling response of the spheroid have been computed in a more general case in which at least one axis of spheroid and the dipole axes of the receiver and transmitter coils are on the same plate; however, none of the coils are laid over the anomaly. Using this method, we can determine the location and the depth of the spheroid through fixing the transmitter’s position and of the receivers’ coil movements. 相似文献
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Mojtaba Babaei Mirsattar Meshinchi-Asl Hossein Zomorrodian 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2014,7(6):2363-2366
In this paper, we have developed a least-squares minimization method to estimate the depth of a buried conducting sphere using electromagnetic induction (EMI) data. This approach is basically based on the solving a set of algebraic linear equations to estimate the depth of sphere embedded in an insulating media. In electromagnetic induction method, the transmitter coil produces the incident magnetic and electric fields that obey the Maxwell’s equations. In the receiver coil, the received response is created in two modes—eddy-current mode (V ec) derived from the perfectly conductor placed in the shallow depth and another mode called current-channeling response (V cc) which depends on the conductivity of the medium. As expected, these responses differ depending on the direction of the incident field related to the receiver coil’s axis. In our case, the transmitter coil’s axis is parallel to the ground surface, and only the eddy-current response is measured in the receiver coil. The validity of this new method is demonstrated through studying and analyzing synthetic EMI anomalies, using simulated data generated from a known model with different random error components and a known statistical distribution. 相似文献
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Hossein Molhem Mirsattar Meshinchi-Asl Mohammad Ali Jafarizadeh 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2013,6(8):2971-2979
Time domain electromagnetic (TDEM) response of a conductive permeable sphere is a main topic for good understanding and in developing past studies for detection and discrimination of buried metallic objects. Stochastic differential equation model is a valuable tool for stimulating real experience. In this paper, according to an Itô integral, we have obtained a weak approximation of stochastic TDEM response of permeable and nonpermeable sphere. We have used the deterministic solution of TDEM response of conductive permeable sphere by changing one of the variables that have been obtained from the boundary conditions of problem to random variable. By adding white noise to random variable and using stochastic integral, we have displayed stochastic time domain response of conductive permeable sphere. The Itô integral includes a factor that shows infirmity and intensity of noise which has been simply considered constant. Accordingly, we have showed the effect of noise for magnetic and nonmagnetic spheres. Numerical results from step and impulse response of TDEM have shown that the amount of this factor is different for the two types of spheres. 相似文献
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