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Hydrogeophysical quantification of infiltration and recharge through soil-filled sinkholes using Time Domain Reflectometry and Electrical Resistivity Tomography

Schwartz, Benjamin FarleyVirginia Tech2007

… used to derive a numerically optimized form of Archie's Law which was used to convert ERT measurements into volumetric soil moisture. These results led to development of 2-D ERT-derived distributions of soil moisture in three transects across the two sinkholes in two terraces. Potential recharge …

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STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICE MONITORING USING LONG-TERM TIME LAPSE ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TOMOGRAPHY AND SOIL SENSORS: IMPLICATIONS FOR DESIGN, MAINTENANCE, AND SOIL MOISTURE MONITORING

Pope, Gina GinevraTemple University. Libraries2023

… of Philadelphia. Due to both federal and local laws, PennDOT must account for the stormwater runoff and minimize outflow to the sewer system. To do so, PennDOT has plans to construct a series of stormwater management practices (SMPs) adjacent to I-95 to control the volumes of highway runoff. In …

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THE DEPENDENCE OF ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY, SATURATION AND SATURATION EXPONENT ON MULTI-PHASE FLOW INSTABILITY

Liu, Zuolin

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