Least square method-based resistivity three-dimensional approximate inversion technology
A least squares and resistivity technology, applied in electrical/magnetic exploration, electrical digital data processing, radio wave measurement systems, etc., can solve highly non-unique inversion difficulties, slow calculation speed, and inversion instability And other issues
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[0018] A three-dimensional approximate inversion technique of resistivity by least square method:
[0019] Step ⑴-Establish a three-dimensional unit grid: assume that the underground space of the detected area is a layered geoelectric section uniformly distributed in the local area, the geophysical detection line is perpendicular to the structural trend, and the entire surface of the detected area is centered on the transient electromagnetic measuring point. Divide into N n x ×n y At the same time, the entire underground space is divided into several sections vertically according to the maximum detected depth of the underground space, so that the entire underground space is divided into N n x ×n y ×n z The three-dimensional grid, so that it forms a finite element method calculation grid; using the high-density resistivity method from a depth less than X m Collect shallow resistivity values in shallow burnt areas and gobs; n x , n y , n z Represents the equal fraction ...
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