Subject: Geophysical survey with the use of electrical resistivity and conductivity method to study the distribution and migration of contaminants in the soil-aqueous medium for the storage of iron sulfate.
The survey was performed to study the distribution and migration of pollutants in the soil-aqueous medium around the landfill, and to illustrate the range of changes in conductivity (resistivity), and thus determined the occurrence and extent of the halo for potential outbreaks of contamination. In the framework of the survey, geophysical surface methods such as electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) and conductivity method (EM) – dipole-dipole induction profiling, were used.
As a result of the survey, cross-sections and maps showing the resistivity in a three-dimensional image of the soil-aqueous medium were presented.
