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magnetotellurics

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magnetotellurics [mag‚ned·ō·tə′lür·iks]
(geophysics)
A geophysical exploration technique that measures natural electromagnetic fields to image subsurface electrical resistivity, providing information about the earth's interior composition and structure since naturally occurring rocks and minerals exhibit a broad range of electrical resistivities.
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Caldwell and colleagues used magnetotellurics to obtain a picture of what was happening down to 100 kilometers below the earth's surface.
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WesternGeco completed the acquisition phase of a major electromagnetics project to acquire and interpret Controlled Source Electromagnetics (CSEM) and Marine Magnetotellurics (MMT) data over selected prospects offshore Greenland.
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These surveys offer the unique advantage of more precise base and edge-of-salt definition through multi-measurement constrained imaging--the integration of magnetotellurics, gravity and Q-Marine data.
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