Zulfadhli Hasan Adli and Mohd Hafiz Musa and M. N. Khairul Arifin
Electrical Resistivity of Subsurface Field and Laboratory Assessment
422 - 425
2010
4
9
International Journal of Geological and Environmental Engineering
https://publications.waset.org/pdf/5753
https://publications.waset.org/vol/45
World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology
The objective of this paper is to study the electrical
resistivity complexity between field and laboratory measurement, in
order to improve the effectiveness of data interpretation for
geophysical ground resistivity survey. The geological outcrop in
Penang, Malaysia with an obvious layering contact was chosen as the
study site. Two dimensional geoelectrical resistivity imaging were
used in this study to maps the resistivity distribution of subsurface,
whereas few subsurface sample were obtained for laboratory
advance. In this study, resistivity of samples in original conditions is
measured in laboratory by using time domain lowvoltage technique,
particularly for granite core sample and soil resistivity measuring set
for soil sample. The experimentation results from both schemes are
studied, analyzed, calibrated and verified, including basis and
correlation, degree of tolerance and characteristics of substance.
Consequently, the significant different between both schemes is
explained comprehensively within this paper.
Open Science Index 45, 2010