APPLICATION OF GRAVITY BOUGUER METHOD AND GRAVITY GRADIENT VERTICAL METHOD AT BANDUNG BASIN
Bandung is one of many cities in Indonesia that has a subsidence phenomenon which is very massive exactly located at the Bandung Basin area. Subsidence caused by the compaction phenomenon effect of emptiness material at the aquifer zone which excessive groundwater extraction has been carried out....
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Language: | Indonesia |
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Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/69625 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Bandung is one of many cities in Indonesia that has a subsidence phenomenon
which is very massive exactly located at the Bandung Basin area. Subsidence
caused by the compaction phenomenon effect of emptiness material at the aquifer
zone which excessive groundwater extraction has been carried out.
Gravity method in this research used to identify the presence of the compaction
zone beneath shallow subsurface and to delineate the geological structure of the
subsurface. The residual Bouguer gravity method and gravity gradient vertical
method is a geophysical method that is sensitive to differences of density in the
subsurface but has high ambiguity in defining differences of that density in the
vertical and horizontal direction. Application of residual Bouguer gravity method
able to delineate the structure beneath the subsurface but has weakness to
determine the shallow source anomaly, in this case, is compaction zone, on the
other hand, gravity gradient vertical method able to determine shallow source
anomaly but disable to delineate the structure like residual Bouguer gravity
method. The combined application of residual Bouguer gravity method and the
gravity gradient vertical method is expected to minimize that ambiguity and that
lack both of that method.
The application of this method in the Bandung Basin area shows that obtained two
different in the compaction zone. The first compaction zone is at depth 40 meters
with a thickness of 130 meters and has a density contrast 0.2 g/cc, where related
with the geological structure in this form is a fault and anticline, then the second
compaction zone is at depth 170 meters with a thickness of 100 meters and has a
density contrast 0.1 g/cc, where related with the presence of basin structure. |
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