Interpretation Patterns for the Distribution of the Turbidity of Soil Water Around TPA Supit Urang (Final Removal of Garbage) Using Geoelectric Resistivity Methods

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We conducted measurements using the geoelectric method around the waste disposal site (Supit Urang landfill) in Malang City with 29 measurement data points with a distance between the measurement points of 100 meters. The results of the analysis of groundwater depth were obtained, namely the depth of the first layer variation from 0 meters to 5.34 meters, the second layer from 1.26 meters to 7.39 meters and the third layer from 3 meters to 88 meters. From the results of the study the measurement of groundwater resistivity types can provide an idea of the clarity of water where the closer to turbidity the resistivity value of the groundwater is smaller and vice versa the further the turbidity of the resistivity value. from greater ground water. From the results of the distribution pattern of resistivity we can describe the turbidity value of groundwater in the study area, which is around TPA Supit Urang (Malang City)

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Wiyono, Lailatin, N., & Jufriadi, A. (2019). Interpretation Patterns for the Distribution of the Turbidity of Soil Water Around TPA Supit Urang (Final Removal of Garbage) Using Geoelectric Resistivity Methods. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 546). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/546/2/022037

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