Electrical geophysical method was applied, to select viable area with essential soil nutrients for plant’s growth. Conventional soil test analysis was carried out for the purpose of confirmation. A case study was done at Ukpenu-Ibhiese and Iruekpen in Ekpoma. The result of the el...
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Research Article10.9734/ajgr/2021/v4i230130
Several geoscientists have concluded that some terrains have no water by simply taken very high resistivity layers in the subsurface as a dry zone in areas with sandstone aquifer. However, this present work intends at ascertaining the reasons high resistivity sedimentary areas gi...
3D seismic sections, composite well logs and check-shot data were used for four wells in this study. The wells were drilled to the depths of (i) 1627-2541 m, (ii) 1726-2804 m, (iii) 1788-2994 m and (iv) 1955-3409 m. All data were loaded in the petrel software. The in-line (dip) i...
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Research Article10.9734/JGEESI/2016/29980
An integrated 3D sesmic data and a suit of well logs of Fareed six wells located at the Fareed field Niger Delta Nigeria were analysed with Petro Tech Software for reservoir characterization and volumetric analysis. Average reservoir parameters such as porosity (0.30), hydrocarbo...
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Research Article10.9734/JGEESI/2016/29113
Alegimenlen Husain Obianjulu, Aigbedion Isaac, Ojese John Otuokpaikhian, Mohammed Mojeed Ayomide & Gbelekale Oluwadamilare Temitope·Asian Journal of Geological Research·2022
Based on data from two wells in the "H" field (Niger Delta Region), a formation evaluation was performed to locate hydrocarbon-yielding reservoirs and examine reservoir characteristics. Techlog software was used to analyze the geophysical logs, i.e., Gamma Ray log, Resistivity lo...
In this present study area, most building failures often start with minor/major cracks which widen over time, and it is often followed by post construction remedial measures which fail after sometime, thereby leading to total collapse and sinking of such buildings. The research w...
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Research Article10.9734/jgeesi/2019/v22i130138