英文摘要 |
When plotting the data from a 2-D imaging survey, the pseudo-section contouring method is normally used. However the pseudo-section gives a distorted picture of the subsurface, because the shapes of contours depend on the type of array used as well as the true subsurface resistivity, and there are many kinds of arrays usable in the RIP method. In this paper, we measure apparent resistivity with a 2D plane analogue model to improve the topographic effect, through using cylindrical coordinates with a Laplace equation to solve the potential function, also to correct the geometric factor. On the other hand, we also use the concept of eccentricity and resistivity model software RES2DINV (Loke, 1999) to present the topographic non-homogeneous tomography. By doing this, we can achieve better results. |