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Mathematical modelling of some geoelectrical fields in archaeological exploration

4th EEGS Meeting, 1998
The geoelectrical fields observed on rugged topography (necropolis) are considerably complicated by the effect of unevenness of the earth's surface. This effect can be eliminated in geophysical interpretation. For solving the inverse problem of geoelectrical investigation in archaeological exploration it is necessary to determine the subsurface ...
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Induced Geoelectric Fields as a Key Space Weather Variable

Many of the effects of geomagnetic field variations, apart from those on devices using the geomagnetic field directly, are through induction of electric fields as described by Faraday’s Law. Such electric fields in turn cause an Ohmic effect in the Earth and conducting infrastructure, giving rise to potentially harmful geomagnetically induced currents (
Martin Connors, Ian Schofield, Darcy Cordell   +2 more
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Evidence for a Geoelectric Field Over the Polar Cap

Physical Review Letters, 1968
Ludwig Katz, Paul L. Rothwell
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Three-dimensional geoelectrical model of Мutnovsky field

Mining informational and analytical bulletin, 2017
R.I. Pashkevich, A.V. Shadrin, I.I. Chernev   +2 more
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