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1 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May 205 Azimuthal Resistivity Sounding with the Symmetric Schlumberger and the Alpha Wenner Arrays to study subsurface electrical anisotropy variation with depth Van-Dycke Sarpong Asare*, Emmanuel Gyasi*, Bismark Fofie Okyere* * Department of Physics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi Abstract- Azimuthal apparent-resistivity measurements have been conducted using two very common resistivity electrode configurations for the purpose of determining the extent to which each of the electrode arrays could elicit anisotropy information from the subsurface. Apparent resistivity sounding were conducted along four different azimuths about a common center to provide resistivity variation with azimuth. The apparent resistivities are plotted as function of azimuth in radial coordinates to produce polygons of anisotropy for each depth of investigation. On the polar diagrams, anisotropy manifests as variation from near circular to elliptic shapes with ellipses with high eccentricity depicting high anisotropy. With this metaphor, the strike of the anisotropy causative subsurface feature is represented by the major axis of the ellipse. The coefficient of anisotropy was found within the range of.030 to.308 and.25 to.588 respectively for the Wenner and Schlumberger arrays indicating the Schlumberger array was more receptive to anisotropy conditions. The predominant electrical anisotropy direction is the NW SE. Anisotropic variation with depth was also investigated for both electrodes arrays and a linear model was obtained. Statistical analysis at a 0.05 confidence interval was performed on the gradients to determine whether they were significant. Coefficient of anisotropy variation with depth was found to be insignificant for both configurations, more especially the Wenner. Thus for both arrays, expanding the electrode spacing did not significantly reveal any significant change in the anisotropy. Index Terms- Fractures, orientation, subsurface, anisotropy, Azimuthal Sounding I. INTRODUCTION Rotational resistivity sounding surveys are occasionally embarked upon to measure subsurface electrical anisotropy. In the geophysical lexicon, a rock is said to be electrically anisotropic if the value of a vector measurement of its resistivity varies with direction (Taylor and Flemming, 988), (Sheriff, 203). Subsurface anisotropy contains prints of subsurface fracturing, layering, faults and joint systems, grain boundary cracking among others. Besides, the presence of lateral heterogeneities can produce significant pseudo-anisotropy effect. Anisotropy is therefore jointly influenced by these factors. Fractures are important in engineering, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental practice because they provide pathways for fluid flow. Many economically significant petroleum, geothermal, and water supply reservoirs form in fractured rocks. Fracture systems control the dispersion of chemical contaminants into and through the subsurface. They also affect the stability of engineered structures and excavations (NAP, 996). Fracture and fracture networks are mapped by determining their orientation, density, aperture and sometimes the fracturefilling material under the in-situ temperature and pressure conditions. Considering the causes of electrical anisotropy such as those outlined above, the concept has very important implications in geoelectrical resistivity survey, data inversion and interpretation. If the subsurface under investigation is anisotropic and the anisotropy is ignored, convenient assumptions fail and actual geological depths and geologic structures are wrongly imaged and interpreted. It has also been shown that the inversion of geoelectrical sounding data from an anisotropic underground structure with an isotropic model can strongly distort the image of the resistivity distribution of the Earth (Changchun, 2000), (Matias 2002, Mathias and Habberjam, 986) are few examples of papers which have dealt with the subject of the effects of anisotropy on surface resistivity measurements. In this present paper effort is made to broadly investigate fracture anisotropy using two of the most common electrode arrays; the alpha Wenner and the symmetric Schlumberger arrays. Specifically the paper tries to establish the effectiveness of the alpha Wenner and symmetric Schlumberger resistivity sounding in the determination of electrical resistivity anisotropy. It also aimed at quantitatively determining the anisotropy coefficient from both spreads and also to compare their results. Azimuthal resistivity and its measurement
2 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May When conducting electrical resistivity surveys with a collinear set of electrodes as described above, most of the current paths sample the subsurface below the survey line. We can take advantage of this specific subsurface sampling by varying the azimuth of resistivity surveys in an effort to measure directional variations of electrical properties. This technique can be sensitive to variations in a subsurface that has preferentially aligned fractures. Line azimuths that are perpendicular to water-filled fractures for example should exhibit higher resistivities, affording mapping of the direction of subsurface fracturing. Again, acoording to Boadi et al, the presence of aligned vertical features and vertical to subvertical thin beds cause anisotropic behavior in rocks and observed changes in apparent resistivity with azimuth are typically interpreted to indicate fracture anisotropy. The sensitivity of apparent resistivity to anisotropy parameters for the traditional and special type of arrays have been studied in (Semenov, 975, Bolshakov et al., 997, 998b). Watson and Barker (2005) showed how, in the same way, lateral changes in resistivity, which also produce pseudo-anisotropy effects in conventional surveys, can be identified using the offset Wenner technique. There are other methods of anisotropy parameters determination. Some of these are based on measuring the second derivatives of the electric potential from a point current source (Mousatov, et. al., 2000). This technology consists in the tensor measurements of the electric field using specially distributed groups of transmitting and receiving electrodes (tensor array). Theoretical considerations The simplest form of anisotropy is the one for which the resistivity is measured respectively along and perpendicular to the bedding plane. Rocks, predominantly shale, schist, limestones and slates, have definite anisotropic character with respect to these bedding planes (Telford et al, 990). Resistivity is assumed to be uniform in the horizontal direction with a value, and in the vertical direction has a constant value of. Recognizing the electrical anisotropy, the equipotential surface due a point current source is an ellipsoid symmetrical about the z axis; I h V 2 v h x y z 2 2 v Where the coefficient of anisotropy, (Telford et al, 990). Considering a point a distance r from a current source, the potential at that point will be Introducing v h 2 V I h 2r 2 into this equation, we have V 2r I 2 vh 3 The latter equation explains that the potential is equivalent to that of an isotropic medium but of equivalent resistivity 2 h v h. In practice, the apparent resistivities are plotted as function of azimuth in radial coordinates to produce polygons of anisotropy for each depth of investigation. Two characteristics of this polygon namely its orientation and the anisotropy parameter, are the elements which respectively describe and quantify the anisotropy. The first is the orientation of the best-fitting ellipse, which is given by the strike azimuth of the major axis of the ellipse. The second consists of parameters to quantify the anisotropy (Busby, 2000). The length of the major axis of the ellipse is numerically equivalent to the transverse resistance longitudinal resistivity l MIN while the length of the minor axis is numerically equivalent to the t MAX. The coefficient of anisotropy, λ is the root of the ratio ρ t /ρ i (Habberjam 975).
3 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May MAX 4 MIN The major axis of the ellipse, which can fit any of such anisotropic polygons, gives the strike direction of the fracture. II. METHOD The azimuthal resistivity measurements were conducted with the Terrameter SAS 4000 C by ABEM. Both Schlumberger and Wenner soundings were conducted along four azimuthal profiles (Fig. ) to define the variation of apparent resistivity with orientation. The radial vertical electrical sounding involves surface measurements of VES data along four different azimuths, namely 0 o 80 o, 045 o 225 o, 090 o 270 o and 35 o 35 o for both array configurations. These respectively correspond to N-S, NE-SW, E-W and NW-SE geographical azimuths. For each Schlumberger profile, the current electrode spacing (2L) was expanded from 6.0 m in steps of 4 m till the whole profile is covered. The distance between the potential electrodes was fixed at 2.0 m. For the Wenner sounding, the interelectrode separation, a, was expanded from 2 m in steps of 2 m to cover the whole length of the profile. 0 o N 35 o 045 o 270 o 090 o 225 o 35 o 80 o Fig. Orientation of Azimuthal profiles III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS Presentation of Results In this study, the data and results are organized and presented in three graphical forms: Log-log Resistivity soundings curves, Polygons of anisotropy and anisotropy-depth scatter plots. Apparent Resistivity Sounding Curves From the field results apparent resistivity values were calculated along each profile and plotted against current electrode spacing a (or AB/2), on log-log graphs. The sounding curves for the Wenner array in various azimuths are presented on one graph (Fig. 2) and those for the Schlumberger array are also presented on a separate graph (Fig. 3).
4 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May N S NE SW E W SE NW Fig. 2 Wenner Resistivity Soundings in four azimuthal directions N S NE SW E W SE NW Fig. 3 Schlumberger Resistivity Soundings in four azimuthal directions Azimuthal polar plots (Polygons of Anisotropy) The apparent resistivities are plotted as function of azimuth in radial coordinates to produce polygons of anisotropy for each depth of investigation. A set of such polygons obtained corresponding to different AB/2 or (a) separations is known as a polar diagram or
5 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May anisotropy polygon. The square root of the ratio of the lengths of the major and minor axes of the best-fit ellipse is taken as a measure MAX of anisotropy (Fig. 3), (Mota et al., 2004). The coefficient is determined by using equation (4) MIN Where ρ max is the apparent resistivity measured along the ellipse major axis; ρ min apparent resistivity measured along the ellipse minor axis. Data point at indicated Lines of equal resistivity N Major Axis ρ MA ρ MIN Fig. 4 A pattern of polygon of anisotropy showing how the anisotropy coefficient and the strike direction are determined The major axis of the ellipse, which can fit any of such anisotropic polygons, gives the strike direction of the fracture. So in the example shown in Fig. 4, the strike direction is NW-SE etc. a = 2 m a = 4 m a = 6 m a = 8 m a = 0 m a = 2 m a = 4 m a = 6 m a = 8 m a = 20 m a = 22 m a = 24 m
6 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May a = 26 m a = 28 m a = 30 m a = 32 m a = 34 m a = 36 m a = 38 m a = 40 m a = 42 m a = 44 m a = 46 m a = 48 m a = 50 m a = 52 m a = 54 m a = 56 m a = 58 m a = 60 m a = 62 m a = 64 m a = 66 m 5 0 o 80 o N S o 225 o NE SW o 270 o E W o 35 o SE NW Fig. 5 The pattern of Azimuthal apparent resistivity in Ohm-m plotted at different depths with the Wenner Array L = 3 m L = 5 m L = 7 m L = 9 m L = m L = 3 m
7 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May L = 5 m L = 7 m L = 9 m L = 2 m L = 23 m L = 25 m L = 27 m L = 29 m L = 3 m L = 33 m L = 35 m L = 37 m L = 39 m L = 4 m L = 43 m L = 45 m L = 47 m L = 49 m L = 5 m L = 53 m L = 55 m L = 57 m L = 59 m L = 6 m
8 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May L = 63 m L = 65 m L = 67 m L = 69 m L = 7 m L = 73 m L = 75 m L = 77 m L = 79 m L = 8 m L = 83 m L = 85 m L = 87 m L = 89 m L = 9 m L = 93 m L = 95 m L = 97 m L = 99 m L = 0 m Fig. 6 The pattern of Azimuthal apparent resistivity in Ohm-m plotted at different depths with the Schlumberger Array Resistivity as function of azimuths is presented as polygons of anisotropy for each electrode spacing (Figs. 5 and 6). Using equation 2, the coefficient of anisotropy (λ) is determined. This parameter is diagnostic of an anisotropy medium. In the above results it varies from.030 to.308 when the Wenner array was used for azimuthal sounding and for the Schlumberger array, a minimum coefficient of.25 and a maximum of.588 were achieved. Anisotropy variation with depth In the previous section, the coefficient of anisotropy is calculated for each depth of investigation for both the Wenner and Schlumberger array azimuthal measurements. Here, scatter plots of the coefficient of anisotropy versus electrode spacing (depth) are presented (Fig. 7), Wenner and (Fig. 8), Schlumberger.
9 Coefficient of Anisotropy Coefficient of Anisotropy International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May y = x Electrode Spacing (a)/m Fig. 7 Wenner Array Scatter plot of Anisotropy versus electrode spacing (depth), with a linear regression model.7 y = 0.003x Electrode Spacing (AB/2)/m Fig. 8 Schlumberger Array Scatter plot of Anisotropy versus electrode spacing (depth), with a linear regression model A simple linear regression is fitted to each scatter plot and regression analysis performed to test the significance of the slope that the variation of coefficient of anisotropy with depth is indeed significant. The Wenner azimuthal resistivity sounding yielded a anisotropy change per meter of electrode spacing while the Schlumberger sounding also yielded a coefficient of anisotropy change per meter of electrode spacing. Using the methods of least squares, a t-test of the slope of the regression lines was performed with an Excel worksheet. Fig. 8 shows the worksheet for testing the null hypothesis that the slope of the regression line is 0 purporting that the variation in anisotropy with depth is insignificant.
10 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May Wenner Array Schlumberger Array n 33 n 49 r r Sx Sx Sy Sy b b Sy-x Sy-x S b S b t t Df 3 Df 47 p-value p-value Alpha 0.05 Alpha 0.05 t-crit t-crit sig no Sig Yes confidence Interval confidence Interval Lower Lower Upper Upper Fig. 9 A t-test of the slopes of the regression lines for data in Figs. 7 and 8 The inspection of the azimuthal sounding curves in Figs. 2 and 3, gives the first indication of limited anisotropy of the subsurface layers beneath the sounding point. This is demonstrated by the near congruity and trending of the sounding curves. At each electrode space, the coefficients of anisotropy are calculated for the various azimuths. The results are presented as polygons of anisotropy shown in Figs. 5 and 6. Where these polygons become more elliptic in shapes, the higher the anisotropy of the subsurface. In such instances, the major axis identifies the strike direction of the subsurface feature that giving rise to the anisotropy effect. It can be observed, again in Figs. 5 and 6, that most of the polygons of anisotropy that assumed elliptic geometry strike in the NW SE direction. The Schlumberger configuration was more sensitive to anisotropy than the Wenner configuration. The Wenner azimuthal resistivity sounding yielded a anisotropy change per meter of electrode spacing while the Schlumberger sounding also yielded a coefficient of anisotropy change per meter of electrode spacing. Depth variation in coefficient of anisotropy was studied with both arrays (Figs. 7 and 8). The coefficient of anisotropy change per meter of electrode spacing of and obtained for the Wenner and Schlumberger arrays respectively were subject to a student t test at a significance level of 0.05 to ascertain their significance Fig. 9. For the Wenner array, the null hypothesis is sustained and therefore it can be concluded that the population slope is zero and insignificant - anisotropy did not exhibit any significant variation with depth. The hypothesis test performed on the regression slope obtained when the Schlumberger array azimuthal resistivity sounding was done indicated, on the basis of the 0.05 level of significance that the slope is significant. However, the reported confidence interval does not suggest we have very strong evidence the regression relation is significant.
11 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May 205 IV. CONCLUSION Electrical anisotropy resulting from subsurface features which cause current to have preferential flow direction is manifested when a configuration of electrodes is rotated about a fixed point. Using two of the most common conventional collinear electrode arrays, and without any a priori specific site information, this paper has attempted to establish the effectiveness of alpha Wenner and symmetric Schlumberger resistivity soundings in the determination of electrical resistivity anisotropy. It also aimed at quantitatively determining the anisotropy coefficient from both spreads and also to compare their results. The direction of electrical anisotropy is predominantly in the NW SE. The Schlumberger array was found to be more sensitive to electrical anisotropy than the alpha Wenner. The coefficient of anisotropy obtained from the survey varies from.030 to.308 when the Wenner array was used and.25 to.588 for Schlumberger configuration. Coefficient of anisotropy variation with depth was found to be insignificant for both configurations, more especially the Wenner. Thus for both arrays, expanding the electrode spacing did not significantly reveal any significant change in the anisotropy. REFERENCES [] Boadu, F. K. Determining subsurface fracture characteristics from azimuthal resistivity surveys: A case study at Nsawam, Ghana. GEOPHYSICS (2005), 70(5):B35 [2] Bolshakov, D.K., Modin, I.N., Pervago, E.V., Shevnin, V.A. Separation of anisotropy and inhomogeneity influence by the spectral analysis of azimuthal resistivity diagrams. Proceedings of 3rd EEGS-ES Meeting. Aarhus, Denmark (997). P [3] Bolshakov, D.K., Modin, I.N., Pervago, E.V., Shevnin, V.A. Modeling and interpretation of azimuthal resistivity sounding over two-layered model with arbitrary - oriented anisotropy in each layer. Proceedings of 60th EAGE Conference, Leipzig (998). P0. [4] Bolshakov, D.K., Modin, I.N., Pervago, E.V., Shevnin, V.A. New step in anisotropy studies: arrow-type array. Proceedings of 4th EEGS-ES Meeting, Barselona, (998), p [5] Busby, J.P. The effectiveness of azimuthal apparent-resistivity measurements as a method for determining fracture strike orientations. Geophysical Prospecting, (2000), 48, [6] Changchun, Yin. Geoelectrical inversion for a one-dimensional anisotropic model and inherent non-uniqueness Geophys. J. Int. 40 (2000),, 23 [7] Habberjam, G.M. Apparent resistivity anisotropy and strike measurement. Geophs. Prosp. (975), 23(): [8] Mallik, S. B., Bhattacharya, D. C., & Nag, S. K. Behaviour of fractures in hard rocks-a study by surface geology and radial VES method. Geoexploration, (983), 2(3), 8-89 [9] Mota, R. S., F. A. Monteiro, A. Mateus, F.O. Marques, A. Conclaves, J. Figueiras and H. Amaral. Granite fracturing and incipient pollution beneath a recent landfill facility as detected by geoelectrical surveys. J. Appl. Geophys. (2004), 57(): -22. [0] Mousatov, A., Pervago, E., Shevnin, V. New approach to resistivity anisotropic measurements. Proceedings of SEG 70th Annual Meeting, Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2000), NSG-P.5, 4 pp. [] Mousatov, A., Pervago, E., Shevnin, V. Anisotropy determination in heterogeneous media by tensor measurements of the electric field. Proceedings of SEG 72th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City (2004). 4 pp. [2] National Academy of Sciences. Rock Fractures and Fluid Flow: Contemporary Understanding and Applications. NATIONAL ACADEMY PRESS, Washington, D.C.( 996). [3] Pervago, E., Mousatov, A., Shevnin, V. Joint influence of resistivity anisotropy and inhomogeneity on example of a single dipping interface between isotropic overburden and anisotropic basement. Proceedings of the SAGEEP of conference. Denver (200). ERP_7, 0 p. [4] Semenov, A.S. Rock anisotropy and electrical fields peculiarities in anisotropic media. Vestnik of Leningrad University. Ser. Geol. and geography (975) N 24, p.40-47, (In Russian). [5] Taylor, R.W. and A.H. Fleming. Characterizing jointed systems by azimuth al resistivity surveys. Groundwater, (988), 26(4): [6] Telford, W.M., Geldard, L.P. and Sheriff, R.E. Applied Geophysics. 2 nd Edition (990). Pp 53, 532. [7] Watson, K.A. and Barker, R.D. Modelling azimuthal resistivity sounding over a laterally changing resistivity subsurface. Near Surface Geophysics (2005) 3, 3-.
12 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 5, Issue 5, May [8] Watson, K. and Barker, R., 998. Discriminating between true and pseudo-anisotropic ground using azimuthal resistivity soundings. Proceedings of the 4th EEGS European Section Meeting, Barcelona, Spain (998), pp [9] Sheriff, E. R., 203. Encyclopedic Dictionary of Applied Geophysics. Fourth Edition. AUTHORS First Author Van-Dycke Sarpong Asare, MSc, Department of Physics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi. vsasare.cos@knust.edu.gh Second Author Emmanuel Gyasi, BSc, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi Third Author Bismark Fofie Okyere, BSc, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi Correspondence Author Van-Dycke Sarpong Asare, MSc, Department of Physics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi. vsasare.cos@knust.edu.gh/ vandyckea@yahoo.co.uk ( )
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