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Geoelectrical Imaging for Pre-investigation for Urban Underground Infrastructure

Dahlin, Torleif LU ; Rosqvist, Håkan LU ; Sparrenbom, Charlotte J. LU ; Svensson, Mats ; Auken, Esben ; Bastani, Mehrdad and Moberg, Jonas (2014) 31st Nordic Geological Winter Meeting, 2014 p.46-46
Abstract
The project is part of the Geoinfra TRUST framework that is working towards developing techniques for more cost efficient and sustainable underground construction in urban areas (see http://trust-geoinfra.se/ for more information). This project aims at development and adaptation of DCIP (DC resistivity and induced polarisation) imaging for use in urban environments, and includes demonstration and evaluation of geoelectric map-ping in this context. Establishment of how well engineering and environmental key parameters can be estimated from models based on time-domain spectral IP is another aim. One part of the work is 3D data acquisition methodology and strategies, including different electrode ... (More)
The project is part of the Geoinfra TRUST framework that is working towards developing techniques for more cost efficient and sustainable underground construction in urban areas (see http://trust-geoinfra.se/ for more information). This project aims at development and adaptation of DCIP (DC resistivity and induced polarisation) imaging for use in urban environments, and includes demonstration and evaluation of geoelectric map-ping in this context. Establishment of how well engineering and environmental key parameters can be estimated from models based on time-domain spectral IP is another aim. One part of the work is 3D data acquisition methodology and strategies, including different electrode arrays and combina-tions of surface and borehole electrode arrays. Adaptation and evaluation of data acquisition equipment is included, where evaluation comprises synthetic examples from numerical mod-elling as well as field experiments. Development of software for 3D inversion of spectral time-domain IP data is a key part of the project. Ways of integrating other types of data in the inversion process are also part of the task.The possibility to establish more accurate characterisation of engineering and environmental key properties based on models derived from inversion of spectral time-domain IP data will also be investigated. This includes soil and rock properties, tectonic structures, existence and character of buried waste and derelict industrial areas, as well as water and contaminant occurrence and transport. Preliminary evaluation suggests that free phase chlorinated hydrocarbons are visible as high resistive zones. (Less)
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geoelectrical imaging underground
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31st Nordic Geological Winter Meeting, 2014
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Lund, Sweden
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2014-01-08 - 2014-01-10
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Geoelectrical Imaging for Site Investigation for Urban Underground Infrastructure
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English
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  abstract     = {{The  project  is  part  of  the  Geoinfra  TRUST  framework  that  is  working towards developing techniques for more cost efficient and sustainable underground construction in urban areas (see http://trust-geoinfra.se/   for   more   information).   This   project   aims at development and adaptation of DCIP (DC resistivity and induced  polarisation)  imaging  for  use  in  urban  environments,  and includes demonstration and evaluation of geoelectric map-ping in this context. Establishment of how well engineering and environmental  key  parameters  can  be  estimated  from  models  based on time-domain spectral IP is another aim. One part of the work is 3D data acquisition methodology and strategies,  including  different  electrode  arrays  and  combina-tions of surface and borehole electrode arrays. Adaptation and evaluation  of  data  acquisition  equipment  is  included,  where  evaluation comprises synthetic examples from numerical mod-elling as well as field experiments. Development of software for 3D inversion of spectral time-domain IP data is a key part of the project. Ways of integrating other types of data in the inversion process are also part of the task.The possibility to establish more accurate characterisation of engineering and environmental key properties based on models derived from inversion of spectral time-domain IP data will also be investigated. This includes soil and rock properties, tectonic structures, existence and character of buried waste and derelict industrial  areas,  as  well  as  water  and  contaminant  occurrence  and transport. Preliminary  evaluation  suggests  that  free  phase  chlorinated  hydrocarbons are visible as high resistive zones.}},
  author       = {{Dahlin, Torleif and Rosqvist, Håkan and Sparrenbom, Charlotte J. and Svensson, Mats and Auken, Esben and Bastani, Mehrdad and Moberg, Jonas}},
  keywords     = {{geoelectrical imaging underground}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  month        = {{01}},
  pages        = {{46--46}},
  title        = {{Geoelectrical Imaging for Pre-investigation for Urban Underground Infrastructure}},
  url          = {{http://geologiskaforeningen.se/pdf/31%20NGWM%20Program%20and%20Abstract%20Volume.pdf}},
  year         = {{2014}},
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