Sentence examples for scientific drilling from inspiring English sources

The Chikyu is the only scientific drilling vessel afloat with riser-drilling capability.

Examples from a recent scientific drilling expedition to Prydz Bay, Antarctica.

The estimated results from a case study for a scientific drilling vessel are presented.

This paper presents the earth science program SinoProbe in China, especially the deep continental scientific drilling equipment: "Crust 1" 10k ultra-deep scientific drilling rig and 4 indigenous key equipment: Topdrive system, Pipe handler, Hydraulic catwalk and Iron roughneck.

"Crust 1" was deployed to drill through the Cretaceous continental strata of continental scientific drilling well: Songliao Basin Drilling Project (CCSD-SKII), which is the deepest scientific drilling program in China.

In 2006 an international team of scientists in the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program announced that they had reached a milestone in the scientific drilling of the oceanic crust.

The drilling operations were carried out in 2003 04, as a joint research program sponsored by the Japanese Government and the International Continental Scientific Drilling Program ICDPP).

Academic Monographs（Major scientific and research reports）： 1.Drilling technique for well 1 of Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling Project (1 million words), primary author, ISBN: 9787030186379, 2007, 466 pages, Science Press.

According to the results of a drilling project the Unzen Scientific Drilling Project USDPP)—many dykes and veins of different compositions had intruded into the conduit zone beneath the lava dome (Nakada et al., 2005).

As the main borehole of the China Cretaceous Continental Scientific Drilling Project, the SK-2 east borehole was drilled to obtain in-situ multi-information of geophysics and investigate the paleoclimatic and environmental changes.

Authors: Wang, D., Zhang, W., Zhang, X., Zhao, G., Zuo, R., Ni, J., Yang, G., Jia, J., Yang, K., Zhu, Y., Xie, W., Zhu, W., Zhang, P., Fan, L., Ye, J., Wang, Y. Wang Da, the former deputy director of China Geological Survey, was the director of the Engineering Centre, chief engineer and drill-site general director of China Continental Scientific Drilling Project.