Handbook on hydrogeological applications of earth resistivity measurements
By: White, P.A. (Ministry of Works and Development, Hydrology Centre. Christchurch).
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BookSeries: Water & soil miscellaneous publication ; no. 90.Publisher: Wellington, NZ : Water and Soil Directorate, Ministry of Works and Development for the National Water and Soil Conservation Authority, 1985Description: 41 p.ISSN: 0110-4705.Subject(s): GROUNDWATER
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Water & soil miscellaneous publication
This handbook is designed to allow the assessment of the earth resistivity technique for solving ground water problems. Theory and method of earth resistivity measurement are described, together with examples of the application of the resistivity technique to hydrogeological investigations in New Zealand. Examples are given of the use of resistivity measurement to define basin structure, locate aquifers, map saline water intrusions, detect polluted water and estimate ground water flow direction. A short bibliography is presented
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34 refs; 28 figs; 2 tables; appendix
This handbook is designed to allow the assessment of the earth resistivity technique for solving ground water problems. Theory and method of earth resistivity measurement are described, together with examples of the application of the resistivity technique to hydrogeological investigations in New Zealand. Examples are given of the use of resistivity measurement to define basin structure, locate aquifers, map saline water intrusions, detect polluted water and estimate ground water flow direction. A short bibliography is presented
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