The use of the multiple-gradient array for geoelectrical resistivity and induced polarization imaging
The use of most conventional electrode configurations in electrical resistivity survey is often time consuming and labour intensive, especially when using manual data acquisition systems. Often, data acquisition teams tend to reduce data density so as to speed up field operation thereby reducing the survey cost; but this could significantly degrade the quality and resolution of the...
Published at Journal of Applied Geophysics
Volume 111
Issue doi:10.1016/j.jappgeo.2014.10.023
Pages 364-376
Published in 2014
Ahzegbobor P. Aizebeokhai , Kehinde D. Oyeyemi
Oyeyemi Kehinde David » Dr. OYEYEMI, Kehinde David holds Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Geophysics, Master of Science degree in Geology (Applied Geophysics) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Industrial Physics (Applied Geophysics) from the University of calabar, University of Ibadan and Covenant University Nigeria respectively. He is a Lecturer I in the Department of Industrial physics (Applied... view full profile
