Electrical prospecting for the study of freshwater reservoirs in water areas

Abstract

Subaqueous freshwater collectors are developed under the waters of the seas, large rivers and lakes. In regions where there is a shortage of fresh water, its extraction from such collectors becomes relevant. Dipole electrical installations are considered for solving the problem of prospecting and exploration of a freshwater reservoir in the water areas. Changes in electrical resistivity and polarizability are studied for the normal and anomalous models. Conclusions are drawn about the optimality of electromagnetic survey parameters for solving hydrogeological problems in water areas.