Incorporation of Topography into Two-dimensional dc Resistivity and CSAMT Joint Inversion

Yang, Chia‐Ning; Jeng, Li-Win; Liu, Hsing-Chang

doi:10.3319/tao.2004.15.1.47(t)

Terr. Atmos. Ocean. Sci.

2004

DOI: 10.3319/tao.2004.15.1.47(t)

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Incorporation of Topography into Two-dimensional dc Resistivity and CSAMT Joint Inversion

Chia‐Ning Yang¹,

Li-Win Jeng²,

Hsing-Chang Liu³

Abstract: One approach to increasing the reliability of geoelectric data interpre tation involves the application of multiple techniques and processing the data by using a joint inversion scheme. However, most of the current joint inversion techniques are based on one-dimensional models with a flat ground surface. Topographic effects are addressed with a correction factor. Therefore, good results can only be obtained for simple geologic structures.

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Topographic Correction for the Data of SQUID-based TEM Using a Ground Loop

Zhao

et al. 2019

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Superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) can be used to detect the signal of transient electromagnetic method (TEM) due to its superiority of high sensitivity in the low frequency range. However, the measuring direction of SQUID is hardly consistent with the normal direction of the transmitting coil of a TEM system because of the undulating topography in the field. In this case, the central magnetic field measured by SQUID is only a component of the theoretical central magnetic field. There will be larger errors if we directly use the measured central magnetic field for geological interpretation. To solve this problem, we propose a topographic correction method for the data of SQUID-based TEM using ground loop. The theoretical central magnetic field of the ground loop is calculated after the trapezoidal transmitting current wave is turned off. Then, we use the theoretical central magnetic field of the ground loop as the reference to correct the measured central magnetic field of SQUID-based on the trigonometric function relation between the measuring direction of SQUID and the topographic inclination. The experiment of SQUID-based TEM using a ground loop was carried out in the field. The result shows that at the measurement point with larger topographic inclination, the average absolute error of the measured central magnetic field reduces significantly with the proposed correction method. This method can also be applied to the correction of complex topographic effects when using SQUID to measure three components of magnetic field.

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Topographic Correction for the Data of SQUID-based TEM Using a Ground Loop

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Incorporation of Topography into Two-dimensional dc Resistivity and CSAMT Joint Inversion

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Topographic Correction for the Data of SQUID-based TEM Using a Ground Loop

Topographic Correction for the Data of SQUID-based TEM Using a Ground Loop

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