Resistivity and induced polarization methods are used for a wide range of near-surface
applications, including hydrogeology, civil engineering and archaeology, as well as …

This paper provides an update on the fast‐evolving field of the induced polarization method
applied to biogeophysics. It emphasizes recent advances in the understanding of the …

This paper builds on exploring the applications of biomediated pathways to solve
geotechnical challenges. First, the state of the art of biological remediation strategies …

Soil stabilization processes aim at enhancing soil's engineering properties. Although the
concept is straightforward, it involves physical and chemical changes to the subsurface that …

Electrical measurements can be used to estimate hydraulic properties such as permeability
(k) in sedimentary rocks. Previous work has focused on sandstones, siltstones, and …

We combined two completely different methods measuring the frequency-dependent
electrical properties of moist porous materials in order to receive an extraordinary large …

Soil stabilization involves methods used to turn unconsolidated and unstable soil into a
stiffer, consolidated medium that could support engineered structures, alter permeability …

Direct contact, frequency-dependent, electrical relaxation effects in soils are well
documented in both conductivity and dielectric permittivity-dominated frequency regimes …

The perceived differences between two popular relaxation models (referred to here as the
“Cole-Cole model” and the “Pelton model”), along with their corresponding time constants …

Natural attenuation is very often the remediation method of necessity, rather than choice, for
beach environments impacted by offshore exploration/drilling accidents. Robust methods …