Geophysical tomography in engineering geology: an overview
Domenico Patella
Abstract
An overview of the tomographic interpretation method in engineering geophysics is presented, considering the two approaches of the deterministic tomography inversion, developed for rock elasticity analysis, and the probability tomography imaging developed in the domain of potential fields methods. The theoretical basis of both approaches is shortly outlined before showing a laboratory and a field application.
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