Post by likeike on Mar 6, 2024 18:55:46 GMT
Post by nozzpackon Mar 06, 2024 1:37pm
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Success of Seismically guided Drilling of QW
In general, such 3D seismic has shown to have some success mainly in mapping large structural elements and associated large ore bodies many hundreds of meters wide .
It would seem that the live receiver signals may be able to be calibrated with the deepest vertical drill cores todate which is between 350 m and 400 m .
If so, such initial target strength guidance can be fine tuned as the drill goes deeper through the various sedimentary levels and their acoustically defined targets .
The target image locations and size would then change from coarse to sufficiently precise to nail any large deeper ore bodies..
Anyone know the drilling time to TD ?
19 Views Post# 35918536
Success of Seismically guided Drilling of QW
In general, such 3D seismic has shown to have some success mainly in mapping large structural elements and associated large ore bodies many hundreds of meters wide .
It would seem that the live receiver signals may be able to be calibrated with the deepest vertical drill cores todate which is between 350 m and 400 m .
If so, such initial target strength guidance can be fine tuned as the drill goes deeper through the various sedimentary levels and their acoustically defined targets .
The target image locations and size would then change from coarse to sufficiently precise to nail any large deeper ore bodies..
Anyone know the drilling time to TD ?