Normalized-differential electrical measurements (NDEM) have shown their efficiency in hydrocarbon exploration. The method implies detection of oil and gas deposits from polarization anomalies in haloes around rocks altered under the effect of a hydrocarbon pool. Polarization in the geoelectric section is determined layer-by-layer using space and time derivatives of the transient process and user-defined normalized differential parameters.
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