2007Progress in geophysicsRequires access

Well-surface 3-D resistivity inversion

Kaijun Xu

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In this paper,we first discussed the 3D inversion method of vertical finite line source and implemented the algorithm.Then we studied some problems which are relative to the effect of inversion.The result showed that the more accurate inversion result can be got by the more reasonable choice of initial model and the scope of observation.

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In this paper,we first discussed the 3D inversion method of vertical finite line source and implemented the algorithm.Then we studied some problems which are relative to the effect of inversion.The result showed that the more accurate inversion result can be got by the more reasonable choice of initial model and the scope of observation.

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In this paper,we first discussed the 3D inversion method of vertical finite line source and implemented the algorithm.Then we studied some problems which are relative to the effect of inversion.The result showed that the more accurate inversion result can be got by the more reasonable choice of initial model and the scope of observation.

Key concepts: Inversion (geology), Electrical resistivity and conductivity, Geology, Geodesy, Algorithm, Geophysics, Mathematics, Engineering

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