time-domain electromagnetic method

English

Noun

time-domain electromagnetic method (countable and uncountable, plural time-domain electromagnetic methods)

  1. (geology, geophysics) A survey method for collecting subsurface electrical data that is interpreted to analyze the constituents within a subsurface area.
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