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DHI
(redirected from Direct Hydrocarbon Indicator)

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DHIDoor and Hardware Institute
DHIDairy Herd Improvement
DHIDanish Hydraulic Institute
DHIDirect Hydrocarbon Indicator
DHIDeaf History International (Gallaudet University)
DHIDepartment of Heavy Industry (India)
DHIDefense Hydrographic Initiative
DHIDoosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co., Ltd (South Korea)
DHIDaewoo Heavy Industries & Machinery Inc
DHIDeck High
DHIDesign Horizons International (Vero Beach, FL)
DHIDual Handset Installment (mobile phone contract)
DHIDown Hole Interface (Oil and Gas)


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This is interpreted as a direct hydrocarbon indicator (DHI) related to a possible gas accumulation.
IEK Survey is a Direct Hydrocarbon Indicator ("DHI") that detects the oil/water interface in oil and gas deposits utilizing the induced electrical properties of hydrocarbons and water.
New Century is currently using new 3-D seismic processing technology called Wavelet Energy Absorption to reprocess the 3-D seismic data set, along with traditional proven direct hydrocarbon indicator (DHI) processing technology.
 
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