The transient electromagnetic (TEM) method reveals the role of tectonic faults in seawater intrusion at Zhoushan islands (Hangzhou Bay, China)

Zhu, Zhongmin; Shan, Zhigang; Pang, Yonghao; Wang, Wei; Chen, Mei; Li, Guangchang; Sun, Huaifeng; Revil, André

doi:10.1016/j.enggeo.2024.107425

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“…The transient electromagnetic method (TEM) is a method to investigate underground resources by creating an artificial electromagnetic field source in the time domain [1][2][3][4][5]. It is suitable for underground mineral resource exploration, hydrogeological exploration, engineering geological exploration, and groundwater resource exploration.…”

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Hydrogeological Investigation of a Goaf and Subsidence Area Based on a Ground-to-Air Transient Electromagnetic Sounding Method

Feng,

Li,

Hao

et al. 2024

Water

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Water hazards in coal mines have always been the main geological hazard that restricts the safety of coal mine production. The traditional electromagnetic method is difficult to accurately detect the hydrogeological conditions of underground goafs due to accuracy and interference problems. The ground-to-air transient electromagnetic method is an electromagnetic detection technology with strong adaptability to various terrains, a large detection depth, a wide coverage, a high resolution, and fast speed. This paper mainly applies the ground-to-air transient electromagnetic method to conduct a hydrogeological engineering geological survey in a mine subsidence area. By using this method effectively, changes in hydrogeological and engineering geological conditions in the mine subsidence area are identified and water filling conditions below section 310 and section 250 of the roadway are determined. This study provides accurate and reliable basic data support for rescue operations and post-disaster reconstruction efforts, while also offering valuable insights for similar exploration projects.

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confidence: 99%