Evidence for correlation of electrical resistivity and seismic velocity in heterogeneous near-surface materials

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The electrical resistivity and seismic velocity distributions over a buried hillside have been obtained using non-invasive controlled experiments on coincident profiles and 2D image reconstructions. The optimal images are in structural agreement and allow the deduction of two opposite resistivity-velocity trends in the near-surface materials. For both trends, the resistivity (ρ) and p-wave velocity (Vp) are related in the form Log10 ρ = mLog10Vp + c with the respective constants m and c having different signs in unconsolidated and consolidated materials.

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Meju, M. A., Gallardo, L. A., & Mohamed, A. K. (2003). Evidence for correlation of electrical resistivity and seismic velocity in heterogeneous near-surface materials. Geophysical Research Letters, 30(7). https://doi.org/10.1029/2002GL016048

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