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Publications [#283802] of Qing H. Liu

Papers Published

  1. Liu, QH; Zhang, ZQ, A Novel inverse algorithm for borehole induction measurements using a spectral hybrid EBA forward method, Smart Structures and Materials 2005: Active Materials: Behavior and Mechanics, vol. 4129 (December, 2000), pp. 406-417, SPIE [doi]
    (last updated on 2023/08/08)

    Abstract:
    We invert for the axisymmetric conductivity distribution from borehole electromagnetic induction measurements using a two-step linear inversion method based on a fast Fourier and Hankel transform enhanced extended Born approximation. In this method, the inverse problem is first cast as an under- determined linear least-norm problem for the induced electric current density; from the solution of this induced current density, the unknown conductivity distribution is then obtained by solving an over-determined linear problem using the newly developed, fast Fourier and Hankel transform enhanced extended Born approximation. Numerical results show that this inverse method is applicable to a very high conductivity contrast. It is a natural extension of the original two-step linear inversion method of Torres-Verdin and Habashy to axisymmetric media. In the first step, the CPU time costs O(N2). In the second step, the CPU time costs O(N log2 N) where N is the number of unknowns. Because of the fast Fourier and Hankel transform algorithm, this inverse method is actually more efficient than the conventional, brute-force first-order Born approximation.


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