Four electrodes in a line at equal separation "a": the outer pair injectscurrent and the inner pair measures potential. Structured throughdiggs:ResistivityReadingType/electrodeSpacing.
enumeration
schlumberger
A closely spaced potential electrode pair at the center of a more widelyspaced current electrode pair, the spacing of which increases progressivelyin a sounding. Structured throughdiggs:ResistivityReadingType/currentElectrodeSeparation andpotentialElectrodeSeparation.
enumeration
dipole dipole
A current dipole and a potential dipole of equal length, offset from eachother by a multiple (n) of that length, both moved together as the array isstepped. Structured through diggs:ResistivityReadingType/dipoleLength andnFactor.
enumeration
pole dipole
One current electrode and a potential dipole, the second current electrodebeing placed far enough away to be treated as at infinity; the dipole isseparated from the current pole by a multiple of the dipole length.
enumeration
gradient
Two current electrodes at a fixed wide spacing, with a potential dipolemoved between them.
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