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    This document discusses different electrode arrays that can be used for resistivity modeling including pole-pole, pole-dipole, dipole-dipole, Wenner, and Schlumberger arrays. It explains that the best array to use depends on the type of structure to be mapped, the sensitivity of the resistivity meter, and background noise levels. Factors that should be considered include depth of investigation, sensitivity to vertical and horizontal structures, horizontal data coverage, and signal strength. Examples are provided of modeled responses from different electrode arrays for various subsurface structures like near surface layers, vertical contacts, buried vertical contacts, and 3D prisms.

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    This document discusses different electrode arrays that can be used for resistivity modeling including pole-pole, pole-dipole, dipole-dipole, Wenner, and Schlumberger arrays. It explains that the best array to use depends on the type of structure to be mapped, the sensitivity of the resistivity meter, and background noise levels. Factors that should be considered include depth of investigation, sensitivity to vertical and horizontal structures, horizontal data coverage, and signal strength. Examples are provided of modeled responses from different electrode arrays for various subsurface structures like near surface layers, vertical contacts, buried vertical contacts, and 3D prisms.

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    This document discusses different electrode arrays that can be used for resistivity modeling including pole-pole, pole-dipole, dipole-dipole, Wenner, and Schlumberger arrays. It explains that the best array to use depends on the type of structure to be mapped, the sensitivity of the resistivity meter, and background noise levels. Factors that should be considered include depth of investigation, sensitivity to vertical and horizontal structures, horizontal data coverage, and signal strength. Examples are provided of modeled responses from different electrode arrays for various subsurface structures like near surface layers, vertical contacts, buried vertical contacts, and 3D prisms.

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    This document discusses different electrode arrays that can be used for resistivity modeling including pole-pole, pole-dipole, dipole-dipole, Wenner, and Schlumberger arrays. It explains that the best array to use depends on the type of structure to be mapped, the sensitivity of the resistivity meter, and background noise levels. Factors that should be considered include depth of investigation, sensitivity to vertical and horizontal structures, horizontal data coverage, and signal strength. Examples are provided of modeled responses from different electrode arrays for various subsurface structures like near surface layers, vertical contacts, buried vertical contacts, and 3D prisms.

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    Resistivity modeling

    Pole pole

    Pole - dipole

    Dipole - dipole

    Wenner

    Schlumberger

    ELECTRODE ARRAYS

    Data plotting

    CHOICE OF THE BEST ARRAY


    Depends on:
    1) type of structure to be mapped
    2) sensitivity of the resistivity meter
    3) background noise level

    Things to be considered:
    1) depth of investigation
    2) sensitivity of the array to vertical and horizontal str
    3) horizontal data coverage
    4) signal strength.

    SURVEY SETUP

    3-D MESH

    Block model

    Wenner

    Pole-pole

    Dipole - dipole

    Pole-dipole

    Block model response

    Pole-pole array sensitivity

    Pole-dipole array sensitivity

    Dipole-dipole array sensitivity

    Wenner array sensitivity

    Schlumberger array sensitivity

    Near Surface Layer

    Near Surface Layer Response, Plan View

    Near Surface Layer Response, Pseudosection

    Vertical Contact

    Vertical Contact - Response, Plain View

    Vertical Contact Response, Pseudosection

    Buried Vertical Contact

    Buried Vertical Contact Response, Plan View

    Buried Vertical Contact Response, Pseudosection

    Vertical Contact with Overburden

    Vertical Contact with Overburden Response, Plan View

    Vertical Contact with Overburden Response, Pseudosection

    3D Prism

    3D Prism Response, Plan View

    3D Prism Response, Pseudosection

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