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Second Stage Subsurface Study of Meteorite Impact Crater at Bukit Bunuh, Malaysia Using 2D Electrical Resistivity Survey
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Impact craters are the dominant geographic features on many solar system object in planetary bodies. Geophysical studies in geographic features may assist in studying of deformation and fracturing of the rock. 2-D resistivity imaging method is one of the geophysical method applied in subsurface study for meteorite impact at Bukit Bunuh. The study line was WE direction, perpendicular to Sungai Perak and two mountain ranges, Bintang Range and Titiwangsa Range. A survey line of 2.065 km was done
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