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Exploring the Model Space of Airborne Electromagnetic Data to Delineate Large‐Scale Structure and Heterogeneity within an Aquifer System
2021
Water Resources Research
The airborne electromagnetic (AEM) method can play an important role in the study and management of groundwater systems, by providing a model of the subsurface that captures the large-scale variation in lithology or sediment type throughout a survey area. A typical workflow for the interpretation of AEM data involves the compilation and review of all relevant ancillary data from the survey area (e.g., driller's logs, geophysical logs, and geological cross-sections); the initial processing of
doi:10.1029/2021wr029699
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