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Application of Interpolation Algorithm in Data Processing of the Advanced Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding Method to Determine Saturation Line in the Earth Dam

In this paper, we present several new results determining the saturation line of earth dam in Dong Mo, Ha Noi by the Advanced Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding method using the interpolation method and the second derivative during data processing. The results are more accurate than the previous results, with the biggest error of 5.1% compared to the results determined by Pizomet system. | VNU Journal of Science: Mathematics – Physics, Vol. 32, No. 3 (2016) 86-95 Application of Interpolation Algorithm in Data Processing of the Advanced Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding Method to Determine Saturation Line in the Earth Dam Vu Duc Minh* * VNU University of Science, 334 Nguyen Trai, Thanh Xuan, Hanoi, Vietnam Received 22 July 2016 Revised 26 August 2016; Accepted 20 September 2016 Abstract: Improving the efficiency of data processing of the Advanced Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding method is a practical work and necessary. Previously, we have used the Advanced Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding method to locate saturation line in the earth dam with the positive results. However, one of the data processing steps only stopped at Trendline method, hence the difference to the results measured by the Pizomet systems is good but a lot to be desired. In this paper, we present several new results determining the saturation line of earth dam in Dong Mo, Ha Noi by the Advanced Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding method using the interpolation method and the second derivative during data processing. The results are more accurate than the previous results, with the biggest error of 5.1% compared to the results determined by Pizomet system. Keywords: Trendline, interpolation method, second derivative, Polyfit, error. 1. Rationale* With the aim of helping the Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding method achieve greater efficiency in environmental research, the Advanced Multi-electrode Electrical Sounding method (AMES) has been proposed on the basis of developing and integrating the advantages of the traditional Multielectrode Electrical Sounding method and the Improved Electrical Sounding methods [1]. Identifying the location of saturation line in the dam at a typical moment of lake water level is an essential job, hence this is the basis of assessment and analysis of the seepage in the dam, as well as evaluation of the stability and safety of the dam. We have