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Abstract

The electrokinetic sounding (EKS) technique is a surface electroseismic technique based on the<br>assumption that the observed electroseismic signal is generated at positions vertically below the<br>seismic source. However, recent field observations and a simplified electroseismic model cast<br>considerable doubt on the validity of this assumption. The model shows that strong electroseismic<br>signals may be recorded at surface positions vertically above positions where no electroseismic energy<br>conversion takes place.

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2001-10-09
2024-03-29
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