Electrical Resistivity Survey Results from the Anahim Volcanic Belt, B.C.
- Key words
- Exploration; Canada; British Columbia; Anahim Volcanic Belt; Quaternary; Eruptive Centers; Dipole-Dipole Array; Theoretical Penetration; Schlumberger Soundings; Three-point Measurements; Metasediments; Granite Gneiss; Resistivity; Fault Zone; Geophysics;
- Location
- Anahim Volcanic Belt, Canada
- Conference
- Geothermal Resources Council Transactions
- Year
- 1983
- Session
- Exploration; Geophysical surveys; Resistivity surveys
- Language
- English
Abstract
The Anahim Volcanic Belt is a series of Quaternary and younger volcanic centers lying across British Columbia at about latitude 52°N. Electrical resistivity measurements obtained ahead of the most recent eruptive center indicate conditions consistent with the presence of geothermal activity.
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