Geophysical testing definition
Geophysical testing means the use of gravity, seismic, and similar geophysical techniques to obtain information and data on oil, gas or other mineral resources. Seismic techniques include air guns, sparker, sniffer, waterguns, mini-sleeve systems, steam injection, percussion sampling, electronic equipment, jet and dart methods, and other non-explosive energy sources. No explosives shall be used when conducting geophysical testing on or above sovereignty submerged lands.
Geophysical testing means the use of gravity, seismic and similar geophysical techniques to obtain information and data on oil, gas or other resources.
Geophysical testing means the use of gravity, seismic, and similar geophysical techniques to obtain information and data on oil, gas or other mineral resources. Seismic techniques include air guns, sparklers, sniffers, waterguns, mini-sleeve systems, steam injection, percussion sampling, electronic equipment, jet and dart methods, and other nonexplosive energy sources.
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Geophysical testing shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2(a) hereof.