Electrical Resistivity Survey is a geophysical method used to map underground conditions by measuring how the ground resists electrical current. In Malaysia, this method is widely used to detect groundwater, identify bedrock depth, and locate soft soil zones or voids.
It is a non-invasive and cost-effective tool for site investigation, especially for construction, slope assessment, landfill studies, and environmental monitoring.
At Geotechnica, we provide electrical resistivity services in Malaysia using modern equipment and expert interpretation helping engineers and planners make safer, data-driven decisions.

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Electrical resistivity is used in archaeology to detect buried features like walls, graves, and ancient structures without excavation.
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Resistivity surveys help map underground layers, faults, and anomalies to understand ground conditions before construction or drilling.
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Used to locate zones of mineralization by detecting resistivity contrasts in rock and soil related to ore bodies.
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Electrical resistivity helps locate groundwater sources, aquifer depth, and water-bearing zones in both shallow and deep settings.
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Used to assess soil contamination, leachate movement, and landfill boundaries for environmental monitoring and cleanup.
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Resistivity surveys help assess slope stability by detecting water saturation, weak layers, and slip surfaces beneath slopes.
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Maps pipeline corridors and monitors terrain for safe infrastructure planning.
Generates 3D terrain models for volume calculations, pit monitoring, and site planning.
Supports road, rail, and bridge design with precise elevation and surface data.
Inspects powerline corridors & detects vegetation encroachment for safety.
Measures canopy height, tree density, and biomass for resource management.
Monitors coastal erosion, flood zones, and conducts environmental impact studies.
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