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Houston Geological Society Bulletin
Abstract
Abstract: Three-Dimensional Resistivity
(3DR) Images as Applied to the Environmental Industry:
A Cost- and Time-Saving Alternative
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As Applied to The Environmental Industry:
A Cost- and Time-Saving Alternative
The 3DR IMAGE technique, an adaptation of the
Electromagnetic Offset
Induction
Log (EOL) of the mining
industry, can significantly reduce the number of bore holes
and monitor wells needed to characterize environmental
sites. One bore hole or monitor well can be used to remotely
view resistivity changes in the subsurface (to total well
depth) over an area of at least four acres.
The 3-D resistivity image derived from a log-location grid of 40 logs/acre generally gives, at a minimum, qualitative evidence of and intelligence about contamination sources. Contamination plumes, and/or geology of a site. This intelligence indicates optimum locations for soil borings and monitor wells. The intelligence gained from these borings and wells integrated with the 3DR Image intelligence leads to a well planned Remedial Action Plan (RAP) with impressive cost savings.
The presentation will give a rudimentary introduction
into Geophysical
Induction
Techniques, their applications
to environmental investigations, and case history examples
of results. The 3DR case histories will be displayed on a
Silicon Graphics Workstation.
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