KEGS Presents
Airborne Inductively Induced Polarization (AIIP) effects in and their removal from VTEM™ data
KEGS Presents: Airborne Inductively Induced Polarization (AIIP) effects in and their removal from VTEM™ data. Karl Kwan, a senior geophysicist at Geotech, presented his work on May 10, 2016. We’d like to thank Geosoft for recording the presentation, held at the Earth Sciences department at the University of Toronto.
Watch the webinar KEGS Presents: Airborne Inductively Induced Polarization (AIIP) effects in and their removal from VTEM™ data here.
Karl Kwan, Senior Geophysicist
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