Abstract:
This research examines the impact of recent advances in geophysical technologies on the exploration of hydrocarbon resources. New techniques discussed include multicomponent seismic imaging, airborne gravity and magnetic surveys, and the use of superconducting gravimeters. Using advanced sensors and fiber optic technology, these methods can provide more accurate data on underground structures and properties, which play an important role in reducing exploration risks and increasing productivity. Despite the remarkable progress, there are also challenges. This study shows that new geophysical technologies have an important impact on the exploration industry not only technically but also economically, and continued research and development in these fields is important to advance science and technology.