Borehole logging and geophysics
Article REF: C225 V1

Borehole logging and geophysics

Author : Richard LAGABRIELLE

Publication date: May 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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  • Richard LAGABRIELLE: Civil Mining Engineer - Doctor of Science - Technical Manager - Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussées

 INTRODUCTION

Borehole logging and geophysics are part of the panoply of methods used to identify the terrain for civil engineering construction projects. Among geophysical techniques, they are characterized by a particular mode of implementation, since they are used in drilling.

For the general principles of geophysics and the basics of the various methods, we refer to the article "Geophysics applied to civil engineering". Here, however, we reiterate the definitions of borehole geophysics and borehole logging, specifying the circumstances in which they are particularly appropriate.

Note :

the article [C 224] "Geophysics applied to civil engineering" places geophysics in the context of soil investigation methods.

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