Application of induced polarization and radiomagnetotellurics to a waste site in Nortii Cologne

The application of geophysical methods to waste site exploration becomes increasingly important. On a waste site in Longerich measurements have been taken out using time domain dipole-dipole induced polarisation and frequency domain EM (RMT). The Time Domain IPequipment consists of a transient electromagnetic recording system and a portable transmitter whereas the RMT-method uses remote radio stations (10-300 kHz). The aim of the poster is to show first results of the survey and some details about the IP-equipment and measurement setup.