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CCZO -- Soil Electrical Resistivity -- Calhoun Experimental Watershed 4 -- (2015-2015)


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Abstract

Soil Electrical Resistivity (SER) is being used to assist in subsurface modeling of hydrologic flows. In SER an artificially generated electric current is supplied to the soil and the resulting potential differences are measured. The patterns in potential differences provide information on the form of subsurface heterogeneities and these heterogeneities in electrical resistivity are considered as a proxy for the variability of soil physical and chemical properties. We have an Advance Geosciences (AGI Inc, Austin, TX) R8 SuperSting for resistivity measurement. Imaging is being done in 2D transects of 56 probes installed at the surface. Given that SER are images are be remeasured at the same location changes with time are inferred to reflect changes in moisture.
Date Range Comments: quarterly

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Coverage

Spatial

Coordinate System/Geographic Projection:
WGS 84 EPSG:4326
Coordinate Units:
Decimal degrees
Place/Area Name:
Calhoun Experimental Forest and Eco-hydrology Experiments, Calhoun Experimental Watershed 4
North Latitude
34.6145°
East Longitude
-81.6908°
South Latitude
34.6088°
West Longitude
-81.6962°

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End Date:

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CCZO -- Soil Electrical Resistivity -- Calhoun Experimental Watershed 4 -- (2015)


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Description/Abstract

Soil Electrical Resistivity (SER) is being used to assist in subsurface modeling of hydrologic flows. In SER an artificially generated electric current is supplied to the soil and the resulting potential differences are measured. The patterns in potential differences provide information on the form of subsurface heterogeneities and these heterogeneities in electrical resistivity are considered as a proxy for the variability of soil physical and chemical properties. We have an Advance Geosciences (AGI Inc, Austin, TX) R8 SuperSting for resistivity measurement. Imaging is being done in 2D transects of 56 probes installed at the surface. Given that SER are images are be remeasured at the same location changes with time are inferred to reflect changes in moisture.

Creator/Author

Daniel Markewitz

CZOs

Calhoun

Contact

Daniel Markewitz, The University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 30606. 706-542-0133. dmarke@uga.edu

Subtitle

(3 to 20 meter depth)




SUBJECTS

Disciplines

Geophysics

Topics

Soil Electrical Resistivity

Keywords

Soil|electrical resistivity|apparent resistivity|Calhoun|hydrology

Variables

Distance on surface (m)|depth in soil (m)|apparent electrical resistivity (Ohm-m)

Variables ODM2

Resistivity, electrical|Depth, soil|Distance




TEMPORAL

Date Start

2015-02-01

Date End

2015-12-31

Date Range Comments

quarterly




SPATIAL

Field Areas

Calhoun Experimental Forest and Eco-hydrology Experiments

Location

Calhoun Experimental Watershed 4

North latitude

34.6144772028

South latitude

34.6087597234

West longitude

-81.6962157033999

East longitude

-81.6908277468




REFERENCE

CZO ID

4677



Additional Metadata

Name Value
czos Calhoun
czo_id 4677
keywords Soil, electrical resistivity, apparent resistivity, Calhoun, hydrology
subtitle (3 to 20 meter depth)
variables Distance on surface (m), depth in soil (m), apparent electrical resistivity (Ohm-m)
disciplines Geophysics
date_range_comments quarterly

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Markewitz, D. (2020). CCZO -- Soil Electrical Resistivity -- Calhoun Experimental Watershed 4 -- (2015-2015), HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/d04a040fefb14ab384a315de2698c6b3

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