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ESTS1365 NLCGCS_MPV3.0. (Abstract last modified 04-DEC-2007)
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NAME OR DESIGNATION OF PROGRAM - NLCGCS_MPV3.0 2.
COMPUTER FOR WHICH THIS PACKAGE IS DESIGNED -
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ESTS1365/01 UNIX gen. W.S.
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DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAM OR FUNCTION - NLCGCS_MPV3.0 (Non Linear Conjugate Gradient) simulates and inverts electromagnetic field data for subsurface electrical properties (electrical conductivity) of geological media. The software treats data produced by a time harmonic source field excitation arising from the following antenna geometry: loops and grounded bipoles, as well as point electric and magnetic dipoles. The software is an upgrade from the code NLCGCS_MP ver 1.0. 4.
METHODS - The inversion process is carried out using a non-linear conjugate gradient optimization scheme, which minimizes the misfit between field data and model data using a least squares criteria. 9.
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REFERENCES - 11.
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS - Unix workstation. 12.
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE -ESTS1365/01: FORTRAN-90 13.
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS - Unix. 15.
NAME AND ESTABLISHMENT OF AUTHORS - 16.
MATERIAL AVAILABLE -ESTS1365/01: 17.
CATEGORIES - Keywords: ELECTRIC FIELDS, GEOLOGIC STRATA, MAGNETIC FIELDS, NONLINEAR
Program-name Package-ID Status
NLCGCS_MPV3.0 ESTS1365/01 Arrived
The upgrade includes the following components: Incorporation of new 1 D field sourcing routines to more accurately simulate the 3D electromagnetic field for arbitrary geologic media, treatment for generalized finite length transmitting antenna geometry (antennas with vertical and horizontal component directions). In addition, the software has been upgraded to treat transverse anisotropy in electrical conductivity.
ESTS1365/01: 04-DEC-2007 Masterfiled Arrived
- Newman, G.A., and Boggs, P.:
2004, Solution acceleration for large-scale three-dimensional electromagnetic inverse problems: Inverse Problems, 20, S151-S170.
ESTS1365/01:
Gregory A. Newman and Michael Commer
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Berkeley, CA 94720
USA
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