OHMM

Acronym	Definition
OHMM	Occupational Health Management Model (construction industry)

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The geoelectric section is made up of (1) a 10 m thick layer having a resistivity of 10 ohmm that corresponds to clays; (2) a 5 m thick second layer with a resistivity of 27 ohm-m that probably corresponds to clay with a small percentage of gravel; (3) a 41 m thick geoelectric layer with an average resistivity of 12 ohm-m that corresponds to gravels and clays; (4) an 80 m thick fourth layer with a resistivity 41 ohm-m that corresponds to coarse gravels with clay matrix; and (5) the lowermost layer that has a resistivity of 8 ohm-m and corresponds to clays.

Combining Resistivity and Aeromagnetic Geophysical Surveys for Groundwater Exploration in the Maghnia Plain of Algeria

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Maximum observed resistivty is 640 Ohmm, minimum 5-10 Ohmm, what gives ratio equal 64-128.

VLF mapping and resistivity imaging of contaminated quaternary formations near to "Panewniki" coal waste disposal (Southern Poland)

(3) Department of Geology, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria; 2347032987836, E-mail: delefale@oauife.edu.ng; deleebenezer@yahoo.com Figure 5: Representative plots of apparent resistivity against AB/2 and interpreted geoelectrical models Apparent Thickness (m) Resistivity (Ohmm) 278.00 0.90 4490.00 13.20 17224.00 54.60 1902.00 Apparent Thickness (m) Resistivity (Ohmm) 907.00 2.10 1514.00 4.80 341.00 16.10 2654.00 19.00 238.00 Apparent Thickness (m) Resistivity (Ohmm) 1167.52 0.59 2798.62 3.49 43505.27 8.77 1189.92 38.09 99435.09 Apparent Thickness (m) Resistivity (Ohmm) 207.00 1.00 260.00 2.00 154.00 23.50 3023.00 10.40 98.00

An appraisal of the geologic structure beneath the Ikogosi warm spring in south-western Nigeria using integrated surface geophysical methods