A microgravity survey was conducted for detecting the sink-holes at site of a power plant.
Pits, man-made tunnels and canals were considered as topographical effects and were corrected. To show the capability of the method two sites in a power plant have been surveyed for existing areas which can be affected by sink-holes overnight.
Ground shakes due to the running facilities were also preventing us from taking a calm measurement.
Despite all unwanted factors at site, we could delineate the sink holes quite accurately. The depth of and the shape of these anomalies have been modeled by 3-D inversion of micro-gravity data.
Ebrahimzadeh Ardestani,V . (2009). Sink-hole modeling at a power plant site using microgravity data. (e21428). Journal of the Earth and Space Physics, 35(2), e21428
MLA
Ebrahimzadeh Ardestani,V . "Sink-hole modeling at a power plant site using microgravity data" .e21428 , Journal of the Earth and Space Physics, 35, 2, 2009, e21428.
HARVARD
Ebrahimzadeh Ardestani V. (2009). 'Sink-hole modeling at a power plant site using microgravity data', Journal of the Earth and Space Physics, 35(2), e21428.
CHICAGO
V Ebrahimzadeh Ardestani, "Sink-hole modeling at a power plant site using microgravity data," Journal of the Earth and Space Physics, 35 2 (2009): e21428,
VANCOUVER
Ebrahimzadeh Ardestani V. Sink-hole modeling at a power plant site using microgravity data. JESP. 2009;35(2):e21428 (In Persian).
