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Groundwater investigation using ground magnetic resonance and resistivity meter

ABSTRACT In this paper, an attempt is made to briefly describe different methods for geophysical investigations. Afterward, experiments were carried out in the field to investigate the geophysical strata below the surface of the soil using both ground magnetic resonance (GMR) and resistivity meter. The measured geophysical strata from GMR and resistivity meter are compared with borehole data. It is observed that the results obtained by GMR and resistivity meter of aquifer strata are matching with borehole data. Hence, it is shown that GMR measurements are more economical, time-saving and non-invasive. Finally, the measured hydraulic conductivity can have potential application in the modeling of flow through subsurface soil.