Resistivity and Induced Polarization: Theory and Applications to the Near-Surface Earth
Resistivity and induced polarization are central techniques in near-surface geophysics. This book brings together their theoretical foundations and applications, offering a focused guide to methods used to investigate the shallow subsurface and understand the electrical behavior of the near-surface Earth.
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Resistivity and induced polarization are important geophysical methods for investigating the near-surface Earth.
This book focuses on the theory underlying both techniques and their use in near-surface applications.
Written by Lee Slater and Andrew Binley, it provides a focused resource for readers studying electrical properties and geophysical investigation of shallow subsurface environments.
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