2019
DOI: 10.15294/jpfi.v15i2.14365
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Underground Water-Level Monitoring by Integrated Study of Geoelectric, Logging, Cutting and Pumping Data in Industrial Area of Candi Sub-District, Sidoarjo

Abstract: Monitoring of underground water level with integrated data of geoelectric, logging, cutting and pumping has been done in industrial area of Candi Sub-district, Sidoarjo, which is productive aquifers with widespread area. The integrated study showed that monitoring aquifers in industrial wells has carried out at depths of 140-165 meters. The lithology of the aquifer layer consists of sand layer, clay, and gravel with a low resistivity value of 14.7 to 46.8 ohmmeters. The monitoring results showed that the use o… Show more

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“…Thus, a material with higher resistivity means more difficult for electric current to pass (Dentith & Mudge, 2014). This method is often used to identify subsurface conditions, for example, estimation of bauxite distribution (Bolaji et al, 2019;Tira, Arman and Putra, 2015), subsurface layers lithology (Muhardi & Wahyudi, 2019), aquifer layers lithology (Jufriadi & Ayu, 2019), the presence of groundwater (Muhardi, Perdhana and Nasharuddin, 2019), the potential for landslides (Muhardi & Wahyudi, 2020), and the thickness of the peat layer (Muliadi, Zulfian and Muhardi, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, a material with higher resistivity means more difficult for electric current to pass (Dentith & Mudge, 2014). This method is often used to identify subsurface conditions, for example, estimation of bauxite distribution (Bolaji et al, 2019;Tira, Arman and Putra, 2015), subsurface layers lithology (Muhardi & Wahyudi, 2019), aquifer layers lithology (Jufriadi & Ayu, 2019), the presence of groundwater (Muhardi, Perdhana and Nasharuddin, 2019), the potential for landslides (Muhardi & Wahyudi, 2020), and the thickness of the peat layer (Muliadi, Zulfian and Muhardi, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%