Study of Deep Sounding Time-Domain Electromagnetic (TDEM) Method Using Horizontal Electric Dipole to Infer Subsurface Resistivity Structure
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Electromagnetic methods to infer subsurface resistivity structure particularly in volcanic and hydrothermal regions are considered highly effective to apply. Time domain electromagnetic (TDEM) method as one of them, is a robust method utilizing controlled-galvanic source which has higher ability to penetrate deeper structure. This paper tries to elaborate the theoretical formulation of TDEM with a long-grounded current wire for a layered-earth problem, the mathematical inversion algorithm to find the suitable model for interpretation as well as its sensitivity analysis, and the application to synthetic and real measured data.
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Srigutomo, W., Kagiyama, T., Kanda, W., & Utada, H. (2016). Study of Deep Sounding Time-Domain Electromagnetic (TDEM) Method Using Horizontal Electric Dipole to Infer Subsurface Resistivity Structure. Indonesian Journal of Physics, 16(4), 115-125. Retrieved from https://ijphysics.fi.itb.ac.id/index.php/ijp/article/view/131
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