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Decay curve analysis for data error quantification in time-domain induced polarization imaging
ABSTRACT In recent years, the time-domain induced polarization (TDIP) imaging technique has emerged as a suitable method for the characterization and the monitoring of hydrogeologic and biogeochemical processes. However, one of the major challenges refers to the resolution of the electrical images.
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