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Park, Sam-Gyu, Asano, Shiho, Matsuura, Sumio, Okamoto, Takashi, Kim, Jung-Ho (2005) Geoelectrical laboratory and field studies of groundwater occurrence in a landslide area: a case study from Japan. Exploration Geophysics, 36 (1) 86-91 doi:10.1071/eg05086

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TitleGeoelectrical laboratory and field studies of groundwater occurrence in a landslide area: a case study from Japan
JournalExploration Geophysics
AuthorsPark, Sam-GyuAuthor
Asano, ShihoAuthor
Matsuura, SumioAuthor
Okamoto, TakashiAuthor
Kim, Jung-HoAuthor
Year2005 (March)Volume36
Issue1
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1071/eg05086Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePark, Sam-Gyu, Asano, Shiho, Matsuura, Sumio, Okamoto, Takashi, Kim, Jung-Ho (2005) Geoelectrical laboratory and field studies of groundwater occurrence in a landslide area: a case study from Japan. Exploration Geophysics, 36 (1) 86-91 doi:10.1071/eg05086
Plain TextPark, Sam-Gyu, Asano, Shiho, Matsuura, Sumio, Okamoto, Takashi, Kim, Jung-Ho (2005) Geoelectrical laboratory and field studies of groundwater occurrence in a landslide area: a case study from Japan. Exploration Geophysics, 36 (1) 86-91 doi:10.1071/eg05086
In(2005, March) Exploration Geophysics Vol. 36 (1) Informa UK Limited

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