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What is the relationship between the units used in EM surveys and electrical conductivity from a lab?

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What is the relationship between the units used in EM surveys and electrical conductivity from a lab?

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A. The bulk soil conductivity of an area is estimated from the quadrature reading, using formulae proprietary to Geophex Ltd. The units for bulk soil conductivity are delineated as mS/m (milli-Siemens per metre). The conversion from these conductivity units to electrical conductivity determined on a saturated paste extract of a soil sample is roughly approximated by dividing mS/m by 10 to obtain a laboratory estimate of electrical conductivity in mmho/cm. The equivalent SI (Systeme Internationale) units would be dS/m (deci-Siemens per metre).

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