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Groundwater flow rate prediction from geo-electrical features using Support Vector Machines: Bagoue dataset, Cote d'Ivoire

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environment and energygeospatial

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datasetpaper
Creator:
KOUADIO, Kouao LaurentKOUAME, Loukou NicolasMI BinbinDRISSA Coulibaly
Editor:
XIA Jianghai
Publisher:
Zenodo
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We implemented a support vector machines to predict groundwater flow before drilling using electrical resistivity profiling, vertical electrical sounding. We used the data from Cote d’Ivoire, west part of Africa and we tested the composite estimator in region of Bagoue, north part of CIV. Data are composed on electrical resistivity profile, vertical electrical sounding and borehole data. The coordinates of different boreholes are also mentioned.

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Support Vector MachineMachine learninggroundwater flowelectrical methodborehole

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