The Use of Synthetic Dataset Modelling to Assess the Detectability of Ert Surveys With Different Arrays When Identifying Karst Intervals in the Hes of Poitiers (France)

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The Use of Synthetic Dataset Modelling to Assess the Detectability of Ert Surveys With Different Arrays When Identifying Karst Intervals in the Hes of Poitiers (France)

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3d Porosity Block of a Fractured-Karst Aquifer: Comparison Between the Porosity Model Achieved by 3d Seismic and Ert Imaging in the Experimental Site of Poitiers (France)

3d Porosity Block of a Fractured-Karst Aquifer: Comparison Between the Porosity Model Achieved by 3d Seismic and Ert Imaging in the Experimental Site of Poitiers (France)

Resistivity Variations Affecting Ert Detectability and Imaging of a Thin Conductive Layer

Borehole Data Constrained Inversion of Ert Data for the Imaging of the Fractured-Karst Aquifer Underlying the Experimental Site of Poitiers (France)

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