VOLUME INTEGRAL MODEL OF THE ELECTRIC RESPONSE (VIMER)
By: Hector Octavio Augusto Hernandez Contreras
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Version 1.5.1
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This code is part of the submited paper: A computational package to compute electrical resistivity tomography response for regular bodies immersed in a homogeneous half-space. GEO-2022-0058. Authors: M.S. Hector Octavio Augusto Hernandez Contreras & Ph.D. Elsa Leticia Flores Márquez
================================================================================================= This is an open source code for people who wants to understand the behavior and electric response of one or more bodies of simple geometry immersed in a half-space. Feel free to use it, modify it and contribute.
Developed in Matlab R2016a. Open the sricpt VIMER_UI.m inside Matlab and run the code. The sript will load all the necessary subroutines it needs. Just type the values of the bodies and characteristics of the half-space in the corresponding windows. The user's guide, included in the zip file, explains how to input the data. The results are displayed as a figure in a Matlab window.
The example folder contains the results of a single cube shaped body. If you want to check that the program runs properly, execute it for a single body and compare the output with the images provided.