Detecting DC Electrical Resistivity Changes in Seismic Active Areas: State-of-the-Art and Future Directions
Vincenzo Lapenna
Abstract:In this paper, a critical review of the geoelectrical monitoring activities carried out in seismically active areas is presented and discussed. The electrical resistivity of rocks is one of the geophysical parameters of greatest interest in the study of possible seismic precursors, and it is strongly influenced by the presence of highly fractured zones with high permeability and fluid levels. The analysis in the present study was carried out on results obtained over the last 50 years in seismic zones in China,… Show more
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