Occurrence of diamond in peninsular India and its relationship with deep Earth seismic properties

Saha, Gokul Kumar; S, S; Shalivahan, _

doi:10.1007/s12040-019-1088-7

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“…Restoring the water supply and ensuring the farm's continuing operation depends on identifying the reasons for borehole failure and implementing adequate remediation procedures. Visual examination and manual measurements are time-consuming, irrational and may not provide comprehensive information about the subsurface conditions in failed drilling investigations using traditional methods (Saha et al, 2019). Integrating geophysical approaches has drawn a lot of attention recently as a way to get around these constraints.…”

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“…In earlier research, the merging of the electromagnetic and electrical resistivity approaches in the analysis of failed boreholes in agricultural contexts showed encouraging results. For instance, Saha et al, 2019, used a case study of a botched geophysical drilling investigation to show the value of combining electromagnetic and electrical resistivity approaches when describing subsurface conditions. Their results demonstrated the benefits of these integrated methodologies in pinpointing the root reasons for borehole failure and offering useful data for rehabilitation plans.…”

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Application of Geophysical Methods for Investigation of Groundwater Potential in Layunrun Village, Ogun State, Southwestern Nigeria

Airen,

Osifo

2024

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An investigation of the groundwater potential of the area for tube well construction has been conducted in Layunrun village in a typical basement complex of Ogun State using electromagnetic and electrical resistivity techniques in geophysical exploration. Six (6) electromagnetic profiles were used, and twenty-eight (28) Vertical Electrical Soundings (VES) were performed along some of the profiles' potential regions. The typical partial curve matching utilized to create the VES curves was examined, and the results were used to create themed maps of the region. Within the study area, between four and six geoelectric layers were found. These layers are Topsoil, weathered layer (clay), weathered layer, fractured basement, and fresh basement. According to the findings, a bigger percentage of the land has an overburden thickness ranging from 9 to 17 m, with a maximum overburden of about 23 m. It also showed how well fractured the research area is, with thicknesses of the fractures varying from about 12 m to more than 30 m. The study area has a good chance of accumulating groundwater and, consequently, developing groundwater through digging boreholes. The outcomes also suggested that a community with similar geological settings may use the electromagnetic method in addition to the electrical resistivity method to identify places with high groundwater potentials.

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confidence: 99%