Subject Matter Expert - Electromagnetics at NEOS GeoSolutions
Location:
San Francisco Bay Area
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Work:
NEOS GeoSolutions - Pleasanton, CA since Jul 2013
Subject Matter Expert - Electromagnetics
Chevron - San Ramon, CA Aug 2011 - Jun 2013
Senior Geophysical Researcher
Schlumberger - San Francisco Bay Area Sep 2004 - Aug 2011
Geophysical Advisor
University of Wisconsin-Madison Aug 1999 - Sep 2004
Associate Professor
Education:
University of California, Berkeley 1987 - 2003
PhD, Geophysical Engineering
Director, City Design Group, San Francisco Planning Department
Director, City Design Group at City and County of San Francisco
Location:
San Francisco Bay Area
Industry:
Architecture & Planning
Work:
City and County of San Francisco since 1997
Director, City Design Group
Portland Bureau of Planning 1987 - 1989
Senior Planner
CH2M HILL 1977 - 1986
Landscape Architect
Education:
University of California, Berkeley 1989 - 1991
MCP, City Planning/Urban Design
University of Oregon 1973 - 1976
BLA, Landscape Architecture
Portland State University 1969 - 1971
N/A, Architecture
Lower Columbia College 1966 - 1968
N/A, Pre-Engineering
David Alumbaugh, Geophysical Consultant Geophysical Consulting
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David Alumbaugh CFO
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David Alumbaugh President, Manager
D D A Construction Inc Single-Family House Construction · New Single-Family Housing Construction (except Operative Bui
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Us Patents
Electrode Array For Marine Electric And Magnetic Field Measurements Having First And Second Sets Of Electrodes Connected To Respective First And Second Cables
An electrode array for electric and magnetic measurements in a marine environment includes a first set of electrodes connected to a first cable, wherein the first set of electrodes and the first cable are configured to sink to a sea floor in the marine environment; a second set of electrodes connected to a second cable, wherein the second set of electrodes and the second cable are connected to the first cable and configured to float in the marine environment such that the second set of electrodes and the second cable maintain a distance from the sea floor when the first cable sits on the sea floor, and an instrument package connected to the first cable and the second cable, wherein the instrument package is configured to receive voltage signals measured by the first set of electrodes and the second set of electrodes.
Method And System For Removing Effects Of Conductive Casings And Wellbore And Surface Heterogeneity In Electromagnetic Imaging Surveys
David Alumbaugh - Berkeley CA, US Ping Zhang - Albany CA, US Edward Nichols - Berkeley CA, US Frank Morrison - Berkeley CA, US Aria Abubakar - North Reading MA, US Tarek Habashy - Burlington MA, US
Assignee:
Schlumberger Technology Corporation - Sugar Land TX
Characterizing a reservoir with electromagnetic imaging surveys includes normalizing measured voltage data by transmitter moment, sorting the normalized voltage data into common receiver profiles, densely resampling transmitter locations using common positions for the receiver profiles, coarsely resampling the data at discreet transmitter locations, defining a starting model for inversion, weighting the data by a factor, converting the normalized voltage data to ratios, calculating a conductivity image using a ratio inversion method, and verifying that an inversion has converged and the image is geologically reasonable. The image can then be displayed. The invention can be used for cross-well, surface-to-borehole, and borehole-to-surface measurements by which the effects of steel casing are reduced.
Electromagnetically Detecting Thin Resistive Bodies In Shallow Water And Terrestrial Environments
David Alumbaugh - Berkeley CA, US Jiuping Chen - Albany CA, US Frank Morrison - Berkeley CA, US
Assignee:
WesternGeco L.L.C. - Houston TX
International Classification:
G01V 3/00 G06F 19/00
US Classification:
702127
Abstract:
A technique includes performing first electromagnetic field measurements to obtain a first set of data and performing second electromagnetic field measurements to obtain a second set of data. The first set of data is relatively sensitive to an effect caused by an air layer boundary and is relatively insensitive to the presence of a resistive body. The second set of data is relatively insensitive to the effect and is relatively sensitive to the presence of the resistive body. The technique includes combining the first and second sets of data to generate a third set of data, which is relatively insensitive to the effect and is relatively sensitive to the presence of the resistive body.
Surveying Method Using An Arrangement Of Plural Signal Sources
David L. Alumbaugh - Berkeley CA, US Jiuping Chen - Albany CA, US Kevin Eyl - Lafayette CA, US Stephen A. Horne - Lafayette CA, US Edward Nichols - Berkeley CA, US
Assignee:
WesternGeco L.L.C. - Houston TX
International Classification:
G01V 3/08 G01V 3/15
US Classification:
324365
Abstract:
The survey technique for use in a marine environment to survey a subterranean structure includes providing an arrangement of plural signal sources in a body of water to produce corresponding signals. The signals of the signal sources in the arrangement are set to cause reduction of at least one predetermined signal component in data received by a receiver in response to the signals.
Electromagnetically Detecting Thin Resistive Bodies In Shallow Water And Terrestrial Environments
A technique includes using a first sensor to perform a first electromagnetic field measurement to obtain first data, which is indicative of the presence of a resistive body. The first data is relatively sensitive to an effect that is caused by an air layer boundary. The technique includes using a second sensor to perform a second electromagnetic field measurement to obtain second data, which is indicative of the presence of the resistive body. The second data is relatively sensitive to the effect, and the first and second sensors are either both magnetic field sensors or both electric field sensors. The technique includes combining the first and second data to generate third data, which is relatively insensitive to the effect and is indicative of the presence of the resistive body.
Surveying Method Using An Arrangement Of Plural Signal Sources
David L. Alumbaugh - Berkeley CA, US Jiuping Chen - Albany CA, US Kevin Eyl - Lafayette CA, US Stephen A. Horne - Lafayette CA, US Edward Nichols - Berkeley CA, US
Assignee:
WesternGeco L.L.C. - Houston TX
International Classification:
G01V 3/15
US Classification:
324365
Abstract:
A survey technique for use in a marine environment to survey a subterranean structure includes providing an arrangement of plural signal sources in a body of water to produce corresponding signals. The signals of the signal sources in the arrangement are set to cause reduction of at least one predetermined signal component in data received by a receiver in response to the signals.
Multi-Component Field Sources For Subsea Exploration
Ugo Conti - El Cerrito CA, US Andrea Zerilli - Fiorenzuola d' Arda, IT David Alumbaugh - Berkeley CA, US Martin Howlid - Slependen, NO Leendert Combee - Asker, NO Kevin Eyl - Lafayette CA, US
Assignee:
WesternGeco L.L.C. - Houston TX
International Classification:
G01V 3/10 G01V 3/15
US Classification:
324365, 324332
Abstract:
A multi-component field source for surveying subsea formations includes at least two electrodes having a direction of motion, wherein the at least two electrodes are configured to produce an electric dipole in an orientation that is not parallel to both the direction of motion of the electrodes and the seafloor. A method for logging subsea formations includes transmitting electromagnetic energy into the subsea formations with at least two electrodes having a direction of motion and configured to produce an electric dipole in an orientation that is not parallel to both the direction of motion of the electrodes and the seafloor; and receiving signals that comprise electromagnetic energy that has traversed the subsea formations.
Processing Measurement Data In A Deep Water Application
David Alumbaugh - Berkeley CA, US Jiuping Chen - Albany CA, US Kevin Eyl - Lafayette CA, US Stephen Allan Horne - Tokyo, JP Edward Nichols - Berkeley CA, US
Assignee:
WesternGeco L.L.C. - Houston TX
International Classification:
G01V 3/00
US Classification:
702 11, 324334
Abstract:
To process subterranean survey data, measurement data is collected by a receiver positioned in deep water, where the collected measurement data is responsive to signals emitted by at least one signal source located at or near an air-water interface of the body of water. The measurement data is processed to reduce a predetermined signal component.
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Work:
City of San Francisco - Manager, City Design
Education:
University of California, Berkeley
David Alumbaugh
Work:
San Francisco Planning Department - Director, City Design Group
David Alumbaugh 1985 graduate of Sandia High School in Albuquerque, NM is on Memory Lane. Get caught up with David and other high school alumni from Sandia
Olustee Elementary School Olustee OK 1974-1975, Roosevelt Elementary School Tampa FL 1975-1976, Nathan Twining Elementary School Grand Forks ND 1976-1978, Laurel Elementary School Ft. Collins CO 1979-1980, Moore Elementary School Ft. Collins CO 1980-1981, Blevins Junior High School Ft. Collins CO 1981-1982, Lincoln Junior High School Ft. Collins CO 1982-1984
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