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Monitoring of water seepage from a reservoir using resistivity and self polarization methods : Case history of the Petergoph fountain water supply system. / Titov, K.; Loukhmanov, V.; Potapov, A.

в: First Break, Том 18, № 10, 2000, стр. 431-435.

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Titov, K, Loukhmanov, V & Potapov, A 2000, 'Monitoring of water seepage from a reservoir using resistivity and self polarization methods: Case history of the Petergoph fountain water supply system', First Break, Том. 18, № 10, стр. 431-435. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2397.2000.00096.x

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Titov, K., Loukhmanov, V., & Potapov, A. (2000). Monitoring of water seepage from a reservoir using resistivity and self polarization methods: Case history of the Petergoph fountain water supply system. First Break, 18(10), 431-435. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2397.2000.00096.x

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Titov K, Loukhmanov V, Potapov A. Monitoring of water seepage from a reservoir using resistivity and self polarization methods: Case history of the Petergoph fountain water supply system. First Break. 2000;18(10):431-435. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2397.2000.00096.x

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Titov, K. ; Loukhmanov, V. ; Potapov, A. / Monitoring of water seepage from a reservoir using resistivity and self polarization methods : Case history of the Petergoph fountain water supply system. в: First Break. 2000 ; Том 18, № 10. стр. 431-435.

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