Lab activity
Geophisical laboratory is used for education and for research in the framework of scientific and professional projects. The Laboratory for Geophysical Exploration is equipped with modern geophysical instruments and equipment used by various geophysical exploration methods such as magnetotellurics, seismic methods, electromagnetic and electric measurements, magnetic methods and measurements in shallow wells. The instruments are mainly in practical use in the field, while testing and calibration, upgrading and development of instruments and equipment are performed in the laboratory. The laboratory provides a number of measurements on samples: determination of density, electrical resistivity, etc. The latest software for processing and interpretation of geophysical data that are used in professional and scientific projects is available in the laboratory. Software testing and upgrading is continuously performed as well as development of our own software. The laboratory also consists of a workstation using the Petrel software (Schlumberger Ltd.) used for the interpretation of 3D seismic data in petroleum geology explorations. Interactive Petrophysics (Senergy Software) is used for analysis and interpretation of well logging data. The workstation is used by students during the creation of their final and graduation theses as well as by postgraduate students.
Head of the Lab:
Services
Geophysical measurements and data interpretation within the scope of hydrogeological exploration, engineering geology exploration, building materials deposits exploration, hydrocarbon reservoir exploration, geological structure explorations, environmental explorations and monitoring for the purpose of environmental protection, archaeological exploration using the available geophysical methods:
- Electrical methods (electric tomography and sounding, spontaneous potential measurement)
- Seismic refraction and reflection
- Magnetotelluric method
- Magnetic methods
- Electromagnetic methods using moving transmitter
- Georadar
- Well logging to a depth of 500 m (electrical resistivity, spontaneous potential and natural radioactivity)
Analytical procedure and test method
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Small and medium sized equipment
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Teaching in the laboratory
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Projects in the laboratory
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