(1) (s) (w) (a) m s m w m a V s V w V a V t 000cm 3 00mm 600mm 590mm 1670mm Dery 00 : w = m w /m s : θ= V w / V t (1) (Dorrance 1995) : S r = V w / (V w V a ) i) 105 4 48 ρ d (ρ d = m s / V t ) θ= w ρ d / ρ w ρ w 1.0 t/m 3 100cm 3 50mm 51mm 50mm 60mm 0mm 1983 80mm 60mm 50mm, 80mm, 100mm 50mm 5m( 50mm ) 50 ( 100cm 3 0.01g ) ii) 10g 10 0 (1988) (,1994) iii) (199) m v (m s m w m v )(m s m v ) 105 1 4 (Or and Wraith 00) 1
() H 41 Am-Be 41 Am-Be BF 3 5 Cf 1.1Me 3 He count/min (C R )(θ) -1(a) θ = a C R + () a, H 1981 (C R )(θ) (3)-1(a) H O CH - 3, NH - 3, OH - 1981 1981-1() R R = 15 1 3 (3) θ cm van Bavel θ=0.15 cm 3 /cm 3 30cm 1978 0cm -1 (a) ()
(3) 0cm N R 0.01cm 3 /cm 3 ( 1974) N R = A exp (-B ρ t ) (4) A, B ρ t ρ d (t/m 3 ) ρ w (t/m 3 ) θ ρt ρ d θ = (5) 1994 ρ w (ρ d ) (θ) ρ t (N R ) 1983-() 50mm 80cm 30cm 1997 (4) a) (R E ), T (θ) -(c) 40cm cm 1995 -(a) 60 Co NaI 1997 90cm 1 6cm 50cm 60cm 1.(t/m 3 ).5(t/m 3 ) 3 a RE = ( 1+ α T ) (6) θ a,, α Kutilek 1994 5 ) -3
e R V 1 V 1-3() e = (7) R e V 1988 e V e 1 = (8) V R R (7)(8) R = G c R (9) V 1 V G c (R ) R V 1 V V 1 V,1994 (5) 81 3 5 C C = G c (10) ( )G c f 1 f = (11) π L C C L c [µh] H (10) C(11) f ( 1998) -3(a) 000 V 1 V 10mm 4
Kutilek 1994 38MHz 150MHz 1 3-4 ( ), 3, 4 c0 c0 t La = = = v L LV p (14) c 0 [3 10 8 m/s] v [m/s] t [ns] L [m] L a [m] V p : V p =0.99 (14) t ns 10 FS = -5 A fa f s (1) fa f w B θ = a F S (13) t a A B t p f a t o t o f s f w a, Paltineanu 1997 t a (14) 1 16 10cm 30m 500m F S /F S max 99 10cm 5cm 10cm, 0cm, 30cm, 40cm, 50cm 5-4(c) (6) 80 0 3( 5 ) 1 10 i) Time Domain Reflectometry Method 30MHz 3GHz Baker 1990, Heimovaara 1990 1997 51 5
w (T) = 87.740-0.40008 T + 9.398 10-4 T - 1.410 10-6 T 3 (17) Nissen 1998 5 50 5 15mm 3.6mm w (T) = 78.54[1-0.004579 T-5 + 1.19 10-5 T-5 -.8 10-8 T-5 3 (18) 0.01 0.0cm 3 /cm 3 10 100 80 30cm 4dS/m 60 003 40 1998 0 0-0 -10 0 10 0 30 40 50 Nadler 1991 ii) Frequency Domain Reflectometry Method 100MHz 1.7GHz Wraith and Or(1999) (003) c0 = (15) L f V) θ f: ( ) [Hz] 1996 Topp(1980) iii) Amplitude Domain Reflectometry Method θ = -5.3 10 - +.9 10 - - 5.5 10-4 100MHz + 4.3 10-6 3 (19) (19) Miyamoto (001) r = 60 ln θ = -4.98 10 - + 4.4 10-1.7 10 - Z M r1 + 1.60 10-5 3 (0) Z M Z (16) Yu (1997) L v = = j v0 aρ a θ = a Z M + Z + (1) L a Z M Z L 1 r 1 r a Maxwell-De Loorv j v 0 ρ 1998 (1 n) s n θ = a iv) T w a () w -6 0 100 n s a 0.5 Roth (1990) 0.46 6
-7 =0.5 s =4, =81, a =1 Dalton and van Genuchten, 1986 0 ds/m 0.4cm 3 /cm 3 θ = θ ( w w fw fw ) (1 n) a ρ d 15 0.1g/cm 3 0.01cm 3 /cm 3 Vii) -5 10cm 30cm 10 1.5cm 10cm 7 s 9cm (3) n=0.5 0<θ<0.4 Topp Nichol 00 (Dani Or 00) (1998) n (4) w fw Vi) Malicki (1996) 0.13.67g/cm 3 θ 0.5 ( n) θ = = A 8 + 0.819 0.168ρ 0.159ρ = s d d (5) B 7.17 + 1.18ρ d a NaCl 5000ppm 9 ds/m Viii) Nadler 1991 ix) 0.5mm 4 X) Topp (1980) Topp (1980) 100MHz -.8-8 (a)
(003) 7cm 00 DC 5 V 9 V 3 4 (Carlos, -8 (e) 001) (Carlos 00) (Ren 1999) ±0.03 cm 3 /cm 3 0-8 () 150cm 0-15cm, 15-30cm, 30-60cm, 60-90cm, 90-110cm (Ren 1999) (7) RS3C [W/m] [K/m] [W/m/K] -8 (c) 3 3.mm 300mm 60mm9 64 199 30cm cm -8 (d) 10cm, 0cm, 30cm, 40cm, 60cm, 100cm 10cm, 0cm, 30cm, 40cm 5cm 8
199 (8) ( 1987) (10) ( Ground Penetrating Radar) 1989 10, 10 R -9 pf1.5 pf.9 0(V) 1(V) pf 0.1 (9) 10 (a) () (c) (d) 10 (a) 500MHz 1.m 10m 0m 0.08m 3 /m 3 0.4m 3 /m 3 0.04m 3 /m 3 10 () 100MHz 40m 500m 10 (c) 9
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