Reconstruction of 3D fault plane: iso-resistivity curves from slices of 2D inverted ERT images? #694
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Reconstruction of 3D fault plane: iso-resistivity curves from slices of 2D inverted ERT images?
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No idea how exactly the data base is. I would suggest a geostatistical approach. One could probably use an approach like in Martin et al. (2020). Martin, T., Kuhn, K., Günther, T. & Kniess, R. (2020): Geophysical exploration of a historical stamp mill dump for volume estimation of valuable residues. J. Env. Eng. Geophys. 25(2), 275-286, doi:10.2113/JEEG19-080. |
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I have 2D inverted resistivity images at 10 closely spaced locations. I have latitudes and longitudes for these 10 locations. Is it possible to interpolate iso-resistivity curves in order to estimate geological fault location/orientation?
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