m=] PT INDRA KARVA (PERSERO) Sympyon,, [<4 ENCIMEERING, DEVELOPER and INDUSTRY FINAL REPORT HYDROGEOLOGICAL MAPPINO & ERT PROJECT PT.VALE INDONESIA - SITE BAHODOPI! 2023Bray SAER STRONGER AND FASTER PT INDRA KARVA (PERSERO} ix a eran, aveuaren { > 5umNzsx.. es aa FACTUAL REPORT HYDROGEGLOGICAL MAPPING & ERT PROJECT PT.VALE INDONESIA-— SITE BAHODOPT MALANG 2023UHEINEENINE, AEVEL mBTEY SAFERSTRONGER AND FASTEN STITT gga pm eRe) So Arseny mse pen meen ee emeernns WW ix PT MMORA ARIA (PERSERO) Symp sen, PREFACE Praise and thank the presence of Allak SWT, finally this “Hydrogeological Mapping & Ext Project PT VALE, INDONESIA — Site Rehodopi® report has been done This report is prepared based on the resuits of subsurface analysis with geophysical methods and correlated with data from hydrogeological mapping carried out by the geology and geophysics team, including field work and studio work, starting form July 2023 to August 2023 This survey report is expected to be information and reference for the activity iniiator in the implementation of further activity programs. ‘We would like to express our sincere thanks to all the parties who have supported and assisted the smooth runniag of the investigation activities in the ficld and studio so that we can finalize this investigation report. Hopefully this report will be useful for various interested parties Matang, August 2023 PT. INDRA KARYA li|pageEVELAL STH SAPER STRONGER AND fasTER SUT—Teere == =i i< Pee KARYA (PERSERO) 3uMNex:.. a aa LIST OF CONTENTS Page PREFACE. LIST OF CONTENTS... LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF TABLES... CHAPTER LINTRODUCTION LI Background. 1 1.2 Purpose dan Objectives. 1 13 Time of Implementation. 2 14 Activity Locations 2 LS Methodelogy 3 CHAPTER II METHODS OF WORK. 2.1 Geological Surveys 2.2 Hydrogeological Mapping. 6 2.3 Topographic Mapping 2.4 Elecirical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) Survey. 16 2.3 Groundwater Modeting. 12 CHAPTER III RESULTS AND DISCUSSION, 3.1 Geology. 13 3.2 Hydrogeology 18 3.3 Topographic mapping for data correction 23 3.4 Electrical Resistivity Tomography ERT) Survey Recults 38 3.4.1 Port Area. 40 3.4.2 Donmaitory Area. 43 3.4.3 Workshop Area 48 3.5 Groundwater Modeling. 53 WjpageEWCINEE EVELAL STH ix PT MNORA ARYA (PERSERO) Symp sex, SAPER STRONGER AND FASTER 3.5. ERT cross-section Modeling Port Area 34 3.5.2 ERT cross-section Modeling Domitory Area 36 3.5.3 ERT cross-section Modeling Workshop Area. 58 CHAPTER IV CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS. 4.1 Conclusions, 60 4.2 Recommendations 61 iv|PageEWCINEENING, BEVEL i PT MMORA KARVA (PERSERO) Symp se, ===: are Cepcherirerermrmrss | ig | — toad LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1. 1 Location of ERT Survey at PT VALE INDONESIA - Site Bahodopi Fignre 2. 1 Geological Survey Activities Figure 2. 2 Hydrological mapping Figure2. 3 Unbound open polygon. Figure 2. 4 Measuring the situation in polygon areas by polar method. Figure 2. 5 Topographic mapping Figure 2. 6 ERT Measurement Activities Figure 3. 1 Location Map Figure 3. 2. Relief map of survey area. Figure 3. 3 Slope map of survey area. Figure 3. 4 River patieru aap of survey area. Figure 3. 5 Geological map of survey asca. Figure 3. 4 Groundwater basin map of survey area. Figure 3. 7 Distributions of existing groundwater wells. Figure 3. $ Contour of groundwater isolevel Figure 3. 9 Toposraphic measurement tools Fignre 3. 10 Topographic measurement activity Figure 3. 11 ERT Profiling map port area Figure 3. 12 ERT Profiling map dormitory area Figure 3. 13 ERT Profi g map Workshop area. Page Figure 3. 14 Interpretation of the distribution of aquifer potential in the investigation area.53 Figure 4. 1 Drilling recomendation map 62 virage(EWCINEENING, BEVEL STH i PT IMORA KARVA (PERSERO) Symp se, SAPER STRONGER AND FASTER = {==} erm niente een eee WE VEE om mm imo a) Seow LIST OF TABLES ‘Table 1. 1 Time Schedule ‘Table 3. 1 Measurement data of groundwater level at the survey area ‘Table 3,2 Measurement of Port area topographic data. Table 3. 3 Measurement of Dormitory area topographic data. ‘Table 3. 4 Measurement of Workshop area topographic area Table 4. 1 Displays the coordinates for the recommended water drilling sites. . vilPageEWCINEERING, BEVEL i PT MNORA ARYA (PERSERO) =p zx, =: =—— aa coeur CHAPTERT INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background PT VALE INDONESIA collaborates with PT. Indra Karya to drill for water that will be used for operational activities in the PT VALE INDONESIA — Site Bahodopi area located in Central Sulawesi. Clean water sources can come from springs, reservoirs, and groundwater. Under certain conditions. groundwater is an alternative that can be used as a source of clean water. ‘Most groundwater comes from surface water that percolates into the ground and is part of the Hydrologic Cycle. The groundwater content in an area can be influenced by the condition of the subsurface geological layers in the area, especially those related to rock porosity Therefore, prior to water drilling, a step is needed to estimate the lithclogy of the subsurface rocks so that the presence of aquifers in the subsurface can be properly traced. The gevelectric method can be used to obtain an overview of the distribution various types of soil and rock layers vertically and horizontally below the ground surface based on the value of their specific resistance contrast. This value is obtained from the results of quantitative georlectric data analysis supported by geology and hydrogcolozy data from the investigation acea. Field observations and data collection were carried out using the 2D geoelectric method, while hydrogeology data was collecied by mapping wells and springs around the investigation area. This investigation was carried out with the intention of obtaining data on the presence of aquifers and lithology ia the subsurface of the observation location, which can also be used as a subsurface geotechnical reference so that the local engineering geological conditions can be known in more detail and will be used as a reference for determining the location of groundwater driliing points. 1.2 Purpose dan Objectives The purpose of this survey is to provide an overview of data related to groundwater conditions around the PT VALE INDONESIA — Site Bahodopi concession area, with detais: AlpageEWCINEENING, BEVEL Mapa TAY Seren sraoncen ano wsren “=mrersercun = ix PT MMORA ARYA (PERSERO) Symp se, faa eana) Sow - Evaluation of potential groundwater aquifer areas, including thickness, depth, and geometry of aquifers in 3 locations (Workshop Area, Port Area, and Dormitory Area) ~ Provide recommendations for 4 drill points with the allocation of 1 (ene) well in the port area, i (one) well in the dormitory area, and 2 (two) wells in the workshop area, 1.3 Time of lmplemeatation All work, including survey and data analysis until the investigation report was conducted from June to August 2023 (Time scheduled attached below). 1.4 Activity Locations This ERT survey for groundwater interpretation was conducted in the PT VALE INDONESIA ~ Site Bahodopi area tocated in East Bungku sub-district, Morowali Regency. Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. Subsurface investigations using geoelectric methods were cartied out in 13 lines spread over 3 arcas Port Area, Dormitory Area, and Worskshop Area) i z PT. VALE INDONESIA aire SANODOP Lovaton ep Coca Figure 1. 1 Location of ERT Survey at PT VALE INDONESIA ~ Site BahodopiCHEINEEHINE, EVEL msTAY SOPER STRONGER AND ASTER So pag meee mn emnaRa) semove secrete seem rmemen tee een NE me i< PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) Bums. 1.5 Methodology This Geological Engineering Investigation work uses resistivity or geoelectric geophysical methods using profiling methods with Wenner and Dipole configurations, ‘The stazes of the investigation included © Preparetion: © Field Work Data Acquisition) © Data Processing and Analysis: © Reporting. 1.51 Preparation At this stage. preparation of survey tools and equipment, as well as tests and calibration of the tools that will be use. 1.5.2 Field Survey (Data Acquisition) The 2D gevelectric method The data acquisition is the stage of direct field data collection in accordance with a predetermined field plan. The data colfected is the apparent resistivity value and topography of eack measurement line. Measurement and data acquisition for two dimensions are done with Geosmudio software, which is a measurement software from the Gecmative GD-20 Resistivitymeter system. The data generated from field meaourements is the apparent resistivity value for all datum points on the sneasurement line. This apparent resistivity is the resistivity value with K correction factor according to the electrode configuration applied. 1.53 Data Processing aud Analysis ‘The data processing and analysis is the stage of processing field data using Res2Dinv software, which is continued with the analysis of the results of data processing to obtain interpretations related to subsurface mass movement. To obtain the actual resistivity value that describes the variation of subsurface distribution, further calculations ace carried out by inversion, 1.54 Reporting The final results of the study are seported and submitted to the job provider.PT INDRA ARTA (PERSERG) yp we, = a | 4) PageENGINEERING, SEWEL asT AY SAFER STRONGER AND HASTEN TESTES ggg pe om very sain coven vend ma erecec=- OW RE oo ix PT NORA ARIA (PERSERO) Symp sen, CHAPTER IE METHODS OF WORK 2.1 Geological Surveys 2.1.1 Definition of Geological Mapping Geological mapping is used to interpret the distribution of rocks and geological conditions in the study area such as morphology and the presence of geological structures. 2.1.2 Geological Survey Methodology a. Literature study using secondary data of the investigation area b. Field checks to determine the actual condition of the area, 2.1.3 Geological Mapping Location ‘This mapping was conducted around the Bahodopi Site area. 2.14 The Equipment Used * GPS (Global Positioning System) © Compass © Geological Hammer 2.1.5 Target Mapping © To know the actual coaditon of the investigation area © Checkiag the outcrops + To imteepret the morphological condition of the investigation area Figure 2. ? Geological Survey ActivitiesEMGINEEMING, SEVEL mSTHY SAPER STRONGER AND faSTER SZSToremermes S-= = sey ent priv. rei op paneer —— ix PT MNORA KARVA (PERSERO) Symp sen, moon) See 2.2 Hydrogeologicat Mapping 2.2.1 Definition of Hydrogeological Mapping Hydrogeological Mapping is the activity of mapping or classify the hydrogeological units on the behavior of groundwater occurrence and aquifer productivity related to the hydrolic properties of geological units in a particular area 2.2.2 Hydrogeologic Mapping Methodology a. Collect of existing well data 6. Collect of spring data c. Collect of water samples (wells, springs, surface water) for Pi and TDS testing. 2.2.3 Hydrogeologic Mapping Location This mapping was conducted around the Bahodopi Site area 2.2.4 The Equipment Used © GPS (Global Positioning System) © Ground water level © Ph meter and temperature © ECTDS 2.2.5 Target Mapping © Distribution map of existing wells © Groundwater table thickness map * Intespretation of groundwater flow direction, Figure 2. 2 Hydrological mappingENGINEERING, SEWEL asT AY SAFERSTRONGER AND (ASTER STS gag pe om i PT NORA ARIA (PERSERO) yp xx, ea aa 2.3 Topographic Mapping 23.1 Topo: Definition of Topographic Mapping graphic mapping is 2 method to determine the position of features on the ground and is also used to determine the tesrain configuration. In this survey, topographic mapping is used to determine the ERT meesurement path so that the ERT cable can laid perfectly straight and also to obtain elevation data at the measurement line. 232 a. Topographic Mapping Methodology Theory of Unbound Open Polygon Measurement ‘Unbound open polygon measurement is the measurement of the first polygon’angle point (P1) act equal to the last angle point (P5) so that itis open and not tied to a fixed point or one of the azimuthal lines, either at the initial or final mecsusement. The parameters measnted were the lengths of the sides and the angles Figure 2. 3 Unbound open polygon Description P1> Ps= polygon points Bi DBs comer points of the polygon ‘This unbound open polygon is used for distance measurements that are limited in length, for example drainage planning measurements and road planning measurement. In general, polygon measurements always have errors in distance, angle. and height. All of these error are not corrected. The difference between the open polygon with the close polygon is in the calculation of the height difference between points that cannot be controlled/corrected 7IPENGINEERING, AEVEL asTay ix PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) Sum: = Err = . Situation Measurement and Field Details Situation measurement is carried out after the completion of the horizontal framework work which is usually done by polygon measurement. The polygon points will be the tie points of the situational measurement. Usually the measurements follow the path of mountain ridges, valleys, sivers, highways, railways. lake slopes. seashores, crater slopes and others, The measurement form of this situation measurement is a bound open polygon, because the first and end of the measurement must be tied to polygoa points whose coordinates and heights are already known. This measurement is conducted to determine the azimuth, distance, and height difference between measuring points. Situation measurement can be taken by = 1. The OffSet Method The Polar Method 3. Spring Station Method ‘The measurement method used in this work is the polar method. The tool used is a compass thsodolite with the type of data measured in the forms of 1. Azimuth and distance data 2. Angles and distance data - Angle measurements are taken from the hase point of the technique = Flat distance measurements are taken with a measuring tape. Exampie Fignre 2. 4 Measuring the situation in polyzon areas by polar method Description : = situation measurement directions Pi Ps = polygon points measurement movements Bl raceEWRINEERINE, SEE manasa SAFER STRONGER AND FASTER STO ggg me i< PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) Sumner. Processing and Drawing the data The data fiom the field measaremenis are downloaded to the computer with Topcon Link software (Data were attached). While for the drawing using Land Desktop 2008 software 1, Measurement Data 2. Calculation Data 3. Measurement Result Drawing 2.33 Topographic Mapping Location ‘Topographic measuremenrs on the ERT measurement trajectory plan 2.3.4 The Equipment Used © Tora Station Sokkia set 350 x ©) Prism reflector © Static 4.3 Target Mapping © Coordinate data for ERT electrode placemen's, © Stake for electrode placement © Elevation data that has been bound 1 BM for ERT processing data © ERT measurement trajectory plan map Figure 2. § Topographic mapping BlrageENGINEERING, SEVER mapasTay i< PT INDRA ARYA (PERSERO) D>umN=:... ona a 2.4.1 Definition ERT Survey 2.4 Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERY) Survey Geophysics estimation using the ERT method is to obtain an overview of the vertical and horizontal distribution of various types of soil and rock layers beneath the surface based on contrasting values of resistivity. This value is obtained fiom the results of a quantitative analysis of geoelectrical datz, which is supported by geological and hydrogeological data from the investigation area 2.4.2 ERT Survey Methodology ‘The technique for measuring the resistivity of the earth's layers is carried out by passing aDC current into the earth and measuring the voltage (voltage difference) generated inside the earth. Electric Current and Voltage ase arranged in a linear line arrangement. This survey used linear line arrangements dipole-dipole and Wenzer configuration. This method is a dynamic geophysical method that utilizes the electrical properties of rocks. In this method, the current is injected into the earth through a pair of current electrodes and records the potential difference that occurs through a pair of potential electrodes. The magnitude of the current (1) and the potential difference that occurs at the time of injection is recorded and then the tho (resistivity) value is calculated. The sho value is influenced by the physical properties of the rock beneath the earth's surface, by calibrating the drill data with the resistivity section, the results of geoelectrical measurements of the sho value in this resistivity section can be used to interpret the condition of the rock layers beneath the earth's surface, including their shape and depth. This ERT measurement was taken using 48 multichannel electrodes with spacing between electrodes adjusted to the length of the line, then the data was processed using Res2D software. 2.4.4 ERT Measurement Location The ERT measurements were carried out at the port area for 3 lines, the dormitory area for 5 lines. and the workshop area for 5 lines, with a total of $000 m length. to [PageAEVELOVER vd IMDEBTAY SAPER STRONGER AND FASTER Soom i< Par RA KARYA (PERSERO) Sumner. 2.44 The Equipment Used © GD.20 Multichannel Resistivity Geoelectric Tool # Electrode (stainless steel) 48 pes: ® Power supply I pes: © 2 Roil Cable: © Hammer 2 pes, © GPS handheld 1 pes © Handy Talkie 4 pes 2.4.5 Target Measurement © Acquire 2D ERT cross-section © Can describe subsurface conditions © Able to create 3D models of subsurface resistivity Figure 2. 6 ERT Measurement Activities i [pageEWEINEENING, SEVER tapasTay SAPER STRONGER ARO FASTER i PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) aia, pa SUM xxx. =-= = 2.5 Groundwater Modeling 2.5.1 Definition of Grouudwater Modeling Groundwater is the study of the movement and distribution of groundwater on earth (Todd, 1980). Factors that affect the availability of groundwater include rainfall, slope, vegetation, bulk density and rock porosity. 2.5.2 Research Methodology The research methods were field survey and secondary data coliection. Field surveys conducted include ERT measurements, geological mapping, and hydrogeological mapping. Furthermore, the data was correlated with existing secondary data to further deepen the geological conditions of the survey area. 2.53 Groundwater Modeling Location The groundwater model comes fom all ERT measurement daa in the PT VALE INDONESIA - Site Bahodopi area 2.34 Target Modeling © Obtain a 3D view of the subsurface * To get amap of aquifer distribution © Determine water duilling points aI PageEWEINEENING, BEVEL tapasTay SAPER STRONGER AND fasTER Soomro Sc =~ oa a == ix PT IMORA ARIA (PERSERO) Symp sen, aaa) CHAPTER IL RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 2.1 Geology 3.1.1 Location This survey was conducted in the area of PT VALE INDONESIA — Site Bahodopi, which is located in East Bungku sub-district, Morowali Regency, Central Sulawesi Province Indonesia. The survey location accessible from Jakarta to Sultan Hasanuddin Aisport for + 2.5 hours, then from airport (Morowali) to survey sites accessible by four-wheel-drive vehicles hours. for PT.VALE INDONESIA SITE BAHGDOP! Location Map A ee ee "einen seec0000 Legend omen Figure 3. | Location Map 3.1.2 Geology of PT VALE INDONESIA — Site Bahodopi ‘The survey area is divided into 3 locations: dormitory area, port area, and workshop erea The line of ERT at PT VALE INDONESIA — Site Bahadopi is dominated by piains morphology with elevation ranging from 0 to 80 1 above sea level (Figure 3. 2), and is located on varying slopes, rangmg from 0 10 3D%, the steeper to the south (Figure 3. 3) 1B [PaAEVELOVER 1d IMDESTAY i< ere KARYA (PERSERO) 3UMNsex.. ‘There are three imemnittent nvers in the area: the Baho Petula rivers and Baho Penila rivers in the center of survey area and La Masara rivers in the eastern part of the survey area. In general, all of the rivers flowing from south-southwest to north-northeast form a dendritic and rectangular pattern Figure 3. 4) PT.VALE INDONESIA SITE BAHODOPH allt Wap A ooeas ys? ometers seasove Leger Deets ‘at Uri an Zar, 1985) Ei BL sree os, aoa a EEE i< PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) Sumer. Rotate the binoculars and aim at point PO, read and record the vertical angle («), horizontal angle (OH), as well as the top thread, middle thread and bottom thread. 6. Thes, the binoculars are rotated and aimed at point P2, read and record the vertical angle, horizontal angle. as well as the top thread, middle thread, and botiom thread ~ After completing the measurement at point PI, sketch the measurement results such as to avoid errors in calculaticns and drawings. 8. Move the measuring instrument to point P2, take measurements as in steps 1) to 7). Figure 3. 10 Topographic measurement activity Topographic measurements were carried out on 13 geoelectric line lines, divided into 3 areas (workshop area, port area, and donmitory area) with a total of 624 points 25 [PageENGINEERING, HEVELE rnd IDEBTAY PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) 3UMNsex.. 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EWGINEEHING, AEVELOVES oud INDEBTAY SAFER STRONGER AND ASTER oN gag wee — = ea ama) Si metre a 44 | 391400293 | gegus36.aa9 | 1452 | 580 | GLi-41 (41 | 392000946 | se98578.419 | 1153 | 680 | ac141 22 | 313850765 | seoas20.311 |1ase | 97 | Gumen 42 | saz01e557 | seaa5te.206 [aae7 | 697 | sia? | 23 | soize0 ass | 9608321733 | 1306 | 718 | Glas a3 | saz07a 198 | eeoaso7 90a [aire | 7a | aciea 44 | 302358600 | geossaise | is | 731_| cures 44 | 3920a1.738 | seaae97 782 [ogza | 731 | SCiaa 25 | saisa9.623 | ssoszo8.s7a |atzs | 748 | Glas 5 | 392085. 309 | 9698687570 | oes, | 748 | SCLeS 45 | 391328.205 | 9698299.000 | 1.306 | 765__| GL-45 ‘6 | 392068 900 | 9698877.357 1 paz | 765 | SCLA5 37 | 391308 987 | 9698291429 | 13st | 722 | Oliar a7 [aewseaea | veoeae7ass |iaos | 782 | ocle? 4a | 391207875 | 9698203.599 [1571 | soo | aires | | 48 | s9209601 | sesease.252 [rss | 800 | ccia = ERT-6C2 No | _X{M) yoy | zie | Ht0) | KODE 1 | ss13s76se | seoses.si0 | 1.650 | 0 | 6C201 2 | svisas.ra0 | veuw7a9.6z0 | 1.615 | 15 | aczo2 3 | ssis6xez: | 909a790.730 [1.735 | 30 | Gc2-03 4 | 391373903 | eo8zai.et0 |1si0| 45 | Gce04 5 | ssi3a59es | 9¢98772.950 | 1.747 | 60 | Gc2-05 5 | sois9s067 | v695754.050 | 1562 | 75 | 6C206 7 | ssiai0148 | 9698755.170 [1.67 | 90 | C207 [8 | sea2z 250 | 9698736.250 | 1.675 | 105 _| ecroe 9 | ss.aszas2 | oeon77.300 | 1.596 | 120 | Gcr-09 410 | s91426393 | a698728.500 | 47a | 135 | C2-10 [agiasa 475 | sesavie.sio | 1.357 | 350 | Gc2-11 42 | sa1a705s7 | segaric.720 [1514 | 168 _| e232 as | | 9698701 530 wav | ocz-a3 43 | 391498720 | sepaeaz.e00 | 1.696 | 395 | 6c2-14 [a5 [36 jassaos0 [1773 | 210 | Gcra5 4s | sasisssa | 968675.150 | 1517 | 225 | scza6 | 37 | ss2530965 | 96986s6.270 Gonu i | saisazoe7 | se9ue57 330 scrie [23 | sen555 023 | veosea7 436 scr 20 | 391567 210 | aso8630.500 6c2-70 | 21 | 301579 292 | 9698630.710 scr21 22 | 391591 374 | ap9n621.520 scr72 | 23 | se:c03 456 | 9698612.930 6c23, 24 | 391615 537 | s598604.040 scr Z4 2s | 3s: 090595.13 j6c25 26 _| 391689.701 | an9B586.260 6c2-26 27 | 391651 782 | 9698577.370 scL27 28_| 391663 864 | o59855a.430 scr-28 29 | 391675 946 | g6oasse.sas | 1551 | 420 | Gc2-29 30 | suasasoz7 | vesssso.sos | 1.s07 | 435 | 6c2-30 | 34 | s9:700.400 | seoes01.200 | 1.260 | ase | Gc2-3a 32_| 31712191 | geoesaz.o1s | 1.32 | 463 | ocr-32 3 (391724273 | 9eoasza.o28 | 1.260 | 480__| GC2-33 27 | rax Pir INDRA [ART EWEINEENINE, EVEL SAPER STRONGER AND FASTER Toco mapasTay RVA (PERSERO) BUM. WE== a 34 _| s91736.354 | oonsis.t39 | 11m | 495_| GC234 35 | 391748 436 | geoasoe.249 | 192s | suo | ocess 36 | sor7e0sts | a6oee07 350 | 160s | 525 | Gc2-36 37 | 391772599 | ssoaaas ass | 1.269 | s40_| Gc237 38 | s9r75e6a1 | a6ona79.579 | 1108 | 553_| Geass 39 | 391796763 | o698a70.5a9 | 1103 | 570 | Gca39 a0 | so1g08 saa | a6onasi 799 | osss | se | oc a1 | ss1ez0826 | 9695452.909 | 1063 | ooo | Gczaa 82 | amea3 008 | ssonasaore | isa | e153 | OCR 43 | 39105 090 | 9698435.129 | 1.164 | 630 | Gc2-83 | 44 | agig57 171 | a6onsz6.239 | 1048 | _8as_| C244 45_| so1g69 253 | seoaat7 349 | 0.545 | 660 | Gcaes 26 _| s9161 335 | ssowape.asy [os | a7 | oczes [47 [ss1s03 416 | sesaa90.569 [1.a7a | 90 | 48_| sa1¢05 498 | a69no0.679 | 2700 | 705 | czas lo s00 20 Loner onwee | Mep inowx Figure 3. It ERT Profiling Map Port Area Portree A ‘10000 PT. VALE INDONESIA SITE BAHQDOP: 28 | F5PT INDRA KARVA (PERSERO) ENGINEERING, BEVEL ap e > SuMNzs.. SAZERSTRONGER AND ASTER SESS QA, ERG maa) tree ents _ ‘Table 3. 3 Measurement of Dormitory area topographic data ERT G12 | ERT-6L3 No] xim) | Yim) | Zim) | H{D) | KODE No | X(M) YM) | Z(M) | HID) | KODE 387420.538 | 9ou87a7.a57 | 33.802 | 0 | Giz01 | | 1 | 387667979 | senesei.e5s [33.762 | 0 | Gi3-0t 2 | 337464.373 | 9698745.046 | 33.425 | 24 | G02 | | 2 | saveo.e2a | ssoass9050 | 3371) 2 | 63-02 3a7488.208 | 9698742.234 | 32.725 | 38 | Giz0s 3 | 3a7715.650 | 9608556.246 | 33.261 | 48 | GS-05 | # Toersia.caz | 965739425 | 32.015 | 72 | 620s | | 4 | sar7aacaq | sosassa.aaz |sz.sz1| 72 | G30 5_| 3n7535.977 | ssen7asen1 | 31526 | 96 | Gi205 | sar763323 | sanasso.6s6 | 32342] 96 | GS-05 | | se7ss0.r12 | 9688733.800 | s1.iz5 | 120 | Gis | | 6 | sarve7.a61 | asease7.a7o | sisz1 | 20 | GS-05 7_| 3a7583.547 | 9598730.920 | 30.631 | 243 | GL207 7 | sare1c993 | senases.o30 | 30.263 | 14 | G3-07 [8 | savéo7.sa4 | 96s8728.177 | 30.005 | 168 | Giz | | 8 | aa7eaaaze | 9e98342.276 | 30.254 | HB | 63-08 3 | sezesu.zie | 9096725.365 | 29.351 | 192 | Giz0s | [3 | ssresecce | seussas.a39 |zeose| 192 | 65-08 (ao [ae7ess.osa | 960e722.558 | 28.736 | 216 | Giza0 | | 10 | saveezsoa | senasae.csa |2e.24a| 26 | auaa0 a1 | 32767¢.286 | 9508719.703 | 22.352 | 240 | Gizas | [21 | sa7a0c335 | ssoessa.en3 | 28432 | 200 | G3-t a2 | 3a7702.720 | a6sa7ts.9a2 | 27.951 | 264 | Giza2 | [12 | sa7ea0a73 | seeasai.oz7 | 28.124 | 268 | 63-12 13 | 327726.595 | 9698754.120 | 27.473 | 288 | Gi243 13 | 38795006 | sagusze.205 | 27.232 | 288 | 613-13 {a4 [387750.390 | 9658711.309 | 26.826 | 312 | Gizas | [14 | sa7o77aa2 | 9aua525.401 | 26.982 | 312 | GIF [38 [3e7774.225 | sose70.a97 | 26.218 | 336 | czas | | 45 | ses001a7s | sosaszz.s97 | 20434 | 336 | 6345 [48 [a27798.060 | sece70s.60 | 25.401 | 360 | Giza6 | [16 | aaso2ssrs | seoasia.703 | asoza | 300 | G3-16 a7 | 3a7a71.208 | seen70r.27s | 25.036 | 3e¢ | ciza7 | | 7 | sasoaaasz | seosss7.co7 [2sas1| 384 | G47 | 18 | se7e9s.729 | 965e700.063 | 25.523 | 408 | Giz4s | | 18 | sss073.184 | sasesia.205 | 24.027 | 08 GES [49 [sezae9.se¢ | seenea7.252 | 25.752 | 432 | Gizas | | 19 | 3as097.020 | senssai.ze1 |2asa7| 432 | 63-19 [20 | 387393.399 | sese6os aay | 26.013 | 45 | Giz20 | | 20 | sgsizoase | a6u8s08577 | 24231 | 458 | G52 | 22 | sa7s17.233 | seeseor.s20 | 25.475 | ano | Gi225 25 | sesias.so1 | 9698505.773 | 23.921 | 480 | Gaz | 22 | 3a7sa1.068 | seseesa.c17 | 25.012 | 508 | Gi222 | | 22 | sas16a529 | sepsso2.987 | 23.471 | 506 | 322 23 | 32796408 | sseaens.oos | 24.537 | 528 | i223 | | 23 | sasi92363 | ssosso0.165 | 22.212 | 528 | G.3-23 [24 | 38798s.738 | 96s8683.195 | 23.821 | 552 | GL2-24 26 | 338216198 | 9698497.361 | 22.018 | 552 | GS-24 2 | sas02 572 | seesean 323 | 73.322 | 37% | oiz2s | [25 | saszao036 | ssoseoas7s [21112] S16 | G2 | 26 [eso36.207 | sesee77.572 | 7.176 | 600 | Giz2ze | | 26 | sesz03.670 | sosag1.752 | 20012 | 600 | G25 Z| ananso.2a7 | oseas7a.760 | o3.976 | 624 | i227 | | 27 | aeaze7ons | osnmene cas |ro271 | 624 | G27 | 28 | sesosa.c77 | seseezi.oas | 22.752 | 648 | G22 | | 28 | sgs3in5ai | s6ogss6.14a | 15432 | 48 | G32 29 | 3a8107.912 | 968a669.138 | 22.431 | 672 | Gi2-29 29 | 388335.379 | 9608483.358 | 19.271 | 672 | Gi3-29 ("30 Tsga131.745 | secases.326 | 22.273 | 696 | G20 | | 30 | sas3saz12 | s6eaen0.536 | 18c21 | 698 | GSD '388155.581 | Bo98653.515 | Z1.575 | 720 3893830088 | g9Ba77 732 [280179.416 | 96se560.703 | 20.904 | 746 “3aes08.a83 | 9005474, 33. | 328703.251 | sosses7.ee2 | 20.534 389430719 | 9698472.128 7085 | 9688655.081 | 19.887 “3as4545s5 | gea8ass. "38 | 328750520 | sese6s2.260 | 19.15¢ cizas | | 35 | sasa7asso | ssanese.5i6 (36 | 3e8274.755 | sosnesa.qse | 12.8s0 | a0 | Giza | 388502226 | 9698653.712 | 15.632 | 37 | 3e8235.590 | sosseds.o45 | 18.208 | 03 | GL237 '388526.061 | soeszo0.208 | 14.702 | | 38 | seas2a ze | soueses 235 | 17.325 | ams | Giza | [3a | sea5ao.s07 | osoesse.1n4 | 13.921 39 | 328346.259 | sesa6ai.028 | 15.255 | 912 | i239 | | 39 | 388573733 | gease55.200 | 12.282 [40 |328370.052 | a6sa63.212 | 15.732 | 936 | Giz40 | | a0 | aaso7s6e | seanes2.a96 | 12.921 29]PT INDRA KARVA (PERSERO ENGINEERING, AEVEL on a ) Sumnexs saeenstaonaen ano asren ome a =<— 41_| 338393.929 | 9698635.401 | 15.073 | 960 | GL242 43 | 3gs621.408 | g64s9 709 | 12.432 | 960 | Gi3-a1 a2 _| 3a8017.764 | seegeazsag | 14.512 | 984 | GL2-42 az | 3g3645.240 | gegsaao.ne7 | 12.925 | 984 | cis-a2 42 | sageai.sge | o69g629.778 | s4.n62 | 1008 | G12-83 43 | sasce0.075 | os0asea.oe3 | 11432 | 1002 | Gi3-43 44 | sase65.033 | 9698625.967 | 13.924 | 1032 | Gi244 44 | sas6oz9%3 | ge9eea.207 | 11.212 | 1032 | Gia-4t 45 | sagen9.268 | 9698624.155 | 13.761 | 1056 | Gi245 | | 45 | aes7i6751 | saneesz.51i | 12.876 | 1056 | 63-85 46 | 389515.103 | s6ee6z1 344 | 13.524 | 1080 | Gi2as | | 48 | sssraqsea | a698635.725 | 12.775 | 1080 | GLa4s a7_| 338536.937 | 96986%8.532 | 13.416 | 1104 | Gi2-a7 | | 47 | sas7eqere | sanae32.867 | 12.652 | 1104 | 63-47 '308560.772 | seseeus.721 | 13.207 | 1128 | Gizaa | [48 | 338768253 | seasaso.003 | 12821 | uae | aaa _ ERT -6c3 _ERT-6ch - NO) x(M) ¥(M) zim) | Hto) | KODE NO| X(M) vim) | Zim) 1 | 387¢69.290 | 9608517.725 | 35.812 | 0 | Gc30r 1 | 388035 307 | 9698474 c01 | 25.267 2 | sa7e69.087 | 968523.684 | 35.52 | 6 | sca0z | | 2 | axso35un | geasano esx | 25.788 3 | 387670.c03 | 9650529643 | 5210 | 12 | 6c3.0z = | sss036.695 | se5ssa6.c10 | 25.012 4 | 3a7e71.320 | 96s8835.503 | sa.7zi | 18 | Gt308 | [4 | 385037391 | sens92.570 | 25.734 5 | sa7e7z.076 | sceesa1 sea | sasex| 24 | Gc305 | [5 | sasossosn | osasaos 529 | 25.679 © | 3a7e72.773 | sesesa7 sx | sa.ax0 | 30 | 60306 | [6 | 3eso38785 | senss04.a59 | 25.472 7 | 307673.465 | seeesss.aa1 | asm | 36 | 60307 | [7 | aaso39.as3 | seaesi0.aas | 75.346 8 | s07674.166 | sosssss.aa1 | s3.az0| 42 | 6c308 | | 8 | ssso4c.7s | sesssus.a07 | 25491 3 | se7e70.263 | sceases.ao0 | 3.621 | 4@ | Gc309 | [9 | sasoaasza | ssgnsza.z67 | 75772 30 | 347675.559 | 9635571.359 | 33.520 | 54 | Gt340 | | 10 | 3s041572 | senesze.326 | 25.168 a1 | 367676.256 | a6e0577 319 | 35.as2 | 60 | C341 | [11 | sss042.267 | gsasssa 286 | 24.961 a2 | 3a7676.952 | s6sese3.276 | 33.215 | 66 | Gt342 | [2 | 3es04z96s | senesa0.245 [24.887 15 | 387677.649 | s6ee5e9.238 | 32.732 | 72 | caus | [13 | sssoa3.60 | seaesee.205 | 24.926 at | ga7e7e.sas | 9690595.197 [sca | 7 | 6e344 | [2% | so048357 | seoassa.a68 [24.721 15 | 307670 047 | eceasn1 157 | a2-5a7 | 84 | acaa5 | [a5 | sax045053 | asgssss 123 | 24.625 36 | 3a7e79.738 | sass6or.a1s | 32.32 | 90 | 6t348 | | 16 | 359045 750 | saansea.oas | 24.576 | 17 | 387680.235 | 9626623.075 | 32.018 | 98 | G¢3-17 | | 17 | 3ssoa6.ca6 | genss70.012 | 24.671 “38 | 3a7681.231 | 96se6a9.035 | s1.s72 | 102 | GC348 | | 18 | 389047.143 | 9e98576.002 | 24.452 "19 | sereua.ezs | gousezs.oga | 2.872 | 108 | ce3a9 | [29 | sesoaz839 | goasser.uex | 24316 70 | s87e52.524 | ossasso.950 | s1.asi| 11¢ | GC320 | | 20 | sesoaas3s | ssaase7.o21 | 24.207 | 21 |se768a.221 | s6esea5.913 | s1.a0s | 20 | sc321 | | 21 | sssoaa.232 | seassos.cao | 24.126 | z| 387663.17 | sesassza73 | a1710 | 126 | Sc3z2 | | 22 | s89009.979 | 9595599.040 | 23.876 23 | se7sea exe | s6se64s.232 | 30.876 | 132 | oc3-23 | [23 | sea0sc62s | saaes0s 709 | 23.982 24 | se7ees.s10 | seseoss.792 | 30.762 | 138 | 6c324 | | 26 | ses05i3z2 | ssssetn 758 | 23.746 2s | sc: 1 r 35057.028 | 9698687 718 | 23.575 | 25 | ‘988685,730 | 30.242 | 150 | Gc326 388052 715 | 3598623 677 | 23.865 27 | co | s6se672.670 | 29.871 | 256 | oc3-27 | | 27 | sa90s3.ea2 | osansaa.ss7 | 23.482 28 | se7e8e.007 | 9698675.529 | 79.651 | 162 | GC228 | | 28 | 385054108 | a:98e35.596 | 23.717 29 | 3e7sa9.793 | seog6es.5a9 | 79.721 | 168 | cc329 | | 29 | sssosagos | seasea1 ss6 | 23503 | 268 | Gce-29 32 | s67009.<90 | sosees0 545 | 73.820 | 178 | sc3a0 | | 20 | sesuso.501 | sossetr sis [23021 | ara) caso 31 | se7e00.186 | 9606695500 | 22.872 | 120 | scar | | a3 | sssose.iaa | ssasssa.era | 23.184 | 120 | Gces 2 | 387680.085 | 9688702.4a7 | zz621 | 186 | Sc332 | | 32 | a8s0s6804 | gesuess.030 | 23.381 | 86 | case 33 | se7ea1.s79 | ogee708.426 | 28452 | 192 | acaaa | | 33 | sesos7sax | aeasees.203 (23.176 | 192 | acess 30 |PT MMORA ARIA (PERSERO) Symp ron, EWGINEENINE, HEVELE maparray SAFER STRONGER AND FASTER SOT gay, pe om am | Semester rine ston sgn npermemes WY a 34 | se76o2.276 | seoe714.386 | 28.015 | 198 | 6c334 | | 36 | sesosaz87 | seosers.ass | 23251 | 198 | oc434 35 | sa7e92.072 | 9608720343 | 26.115 | 208 | Gcs35 | [55 | 3ssosg0aq | geagar7 312 | 22901 204 | Gcass 36 | 3e7e93.569 | 9608725.305 | 27.925 | 710 | Gc336 | | 36 | sesos9.680 | seosesa.272 | 22.865 | 70 | Gra.a6 37_| 387694.365 | 9686732.264 | 27.765 | 216 | 6¢337 | | 37 | 383060377 | easans.231 | 22.621 | 216 | Gc4-37 38 | 3e7695.062 | 9698738.224 | 27.432 | 222 | SC338 38 | 3a8062.073 | 9a9ge5.190 | 22.772 | 222 | GC4-38 38 | 307695,758 | s6ee74a.183 | 27.521 | 228 | C339 | [38 | asg0a.770 | oeagzo1.150 | 22583 28 | Gca3 40_| 387696.055 | 9698750.142 | 27.328 | 254 | ot340 | | 40 | ses062.456 | 959e707.109 | Zee | 24 | Gea 41_| seves7.asa | osse7ss.io2 | 27.210 | 240 | ocaei | | 44 | sssosniss | asss7s3.0e9 | 22.457 | 280 | Great 42 | aa7697 248 | ossz7e2.06i | a7.018 | 246 | C342 | | 42 | ansosansa | osaa7ro.0s | 22382 | 24 | GLe#2 43 | se7egs.saa | sese762.021 | 26.921 | 252 | 63-83 | | 43 | ags0ea5se | a69e7za.08e | 22.125 752 | Gc48s 44 | se7699.241 | 9698773.980 | 26.762 | 258 | C344 | | 44 | 388065252 | g69e730.947 | 21.876 | 258 | cas 45 | 3a7699.037 | 9608779.940 | 26.75 | 264 | GC345 | | 45 | aas065.999 | sege736.006 | 21.675 | 26 | GC4-A5 46 | 387700.634 | 96887a5.a09 | 26.432 | 270 | acsea| | 96 | sas0e6eae | onan7ez.ane | 21482 | 279 | ocaas a7 | se7701.333 | sese7a1.e5e | 26.521 | 278 | 5c3-87 | | 47 | sas067.342 | sene7ae.a5 | 21216 | 276 | GcA.A7 48 | 357702.027 | 9698797.818 | 26.432 | 262 | 6c348 | | 48 | sas06n039 | aaga75a7es | 20.027 | 282 | Gr4aa eT 65 No) xi) yim) | zim) | H(0) | KODE: 1 | sasssa.sss | sasaase.57s | 19.765 | 0 | GCS01 2_| 39334 220 | osesaas.sas | 198i | 6 | Gcs07 3_| 3a8330.977 | seseasi.a95 | 9.627 | 12 | GCS03 4 | 5a8335.673 | o6se457 45a | 19.51 | 18 | Gcso8 5__| 3a8336.370 | seseass.aia | 19.432 | 24 | GCS05 & | 328337.068 52.373 | 19) 30] ecs06 7 | 3ea237.763 3g.977 | 36 | GCSO7 8 @2_| GCS08 9 | 3a8339.156 | seseaar.2si | a.721 | 48 | GCS03 | 10 | sas330.252 | see5aa3.211 | 1.978 | 54 | GCSA0 aa | saasaa.sag | seseaae.170 | ve.643 | 60 | GCSA1 [heser |_66 | ocsaz 22 | sessei.zae | s6s0505.139 13 | azsza1.042 | osswstioze | 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2 | 3a8910.090 | vesas62.364 | 38.336 [ecs23 | | 23 | sao2n2.026 | seaesei06s | 32322) 132 | GO 24 | 3ags10.257 | 9636568.362 | 37.813 24 | 3a9202.195 | 9696567063 | 31.912 | 138 | GC? 25 | soasio.a2e | sos6s7« sco | 37.351 [sce2s | [25 [ssszne see | aeses7s060 | 32200] 148 | cc? 26_| 3a8s10.590 | 9686580357 | 37.860 6c5-26 | | 26 | sa9202 528 | s69e579058 | 32415 | 150 | GET 27 | 388310.757 | 96s6585.355 | 37.505 ecs27 | | 27 | seazva.ee5 | sesesesoss | s2.712| 158 | ocr 28 _| sassx0.928 | 9696592.353 | 37.280 6cs-28 | | 28 | sa9202.862 | sevesoi053 | 32625 | 162 | C7 29 | sego11.090 | 9626598351 | 37.111 | sea | oceza| | 29 | ssa203.029 | ae9esqvo51 | 3.512 | 168 | cc? 30 | s08551.257 | gosea0e.34s | s7.is7 | 173 | eco-30| | 30 | seuzes.ies | sovecosoas | szsis| 17a | ocr 31_| sasgaa.saa | ognssio3as | 370m | 260 | ccsa1| 31 | seozea.z62 | gevesonas7 | s2032| 180 | 6c7_| 32_| saasii.s9i | s6s6636.34a | 36.887 | tas | Gcé-32 | | 32 | 3a9703.529 | s6ge615 084 | 31.871 | 186 | GcT 33 | sascr1.757 | seeeszz.3a1 | 36.978 | 192 | Gce33| [33 | sz0z03.606 | 9696621082 | s1.621| 192 | Ger a5|PagPT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) Bums... EWGINEEHING, AEVELOPER vad INDEBTAY SAFERSTRONGER AND MASTER SUT gay MES — =m pean) Samet meee WE 34 | sasxi.924 | 96s6628.339 | 36.875 | 198 | Gcé-24) | 34 | sa0203.362 | s696627050| 31.765 | 198 | GC? 35 | saag42.001 | s606638.337 | 36.832 | 20a | acess | | 35 | seaz040ze | 9696633037 | s1.sa3| 208 | cer 36 | saasr2.258 | o6n6690.334 | 36.974 | 710 | aca36 | | 36 | szozca.1e6 | 9606639035 | si724| 210 | GC? 37 | soasiz.eaa | s6e66a5.332 | 37.600 | 216 | ecs37| | 37 | seaz0a sep | seaecas033 | s1sai| 218 | cer 38 | sassx2.sa1 | 9686652.330 | 37.559 | 222 | cé38| | 38 | saqz0a5z9 | seveess030| 31247 | 222 | GET 39 | sascr2.758 | ssc66se.327 | 36.62 | 228 | GCE39 | | 39 | sz070a.606 | se96657028| 31.224 | 228 | GCT 40 | 388912.924 | 9696664.325 | 36.776 | 254 | GCe-40 40 | 329204.863 | 9696663026 | 31.473 | 234 | GC? 42_| 5a5s13.091 | 9696679323 | 36.592 | 240 | Gceaa| | ai | ss9205.079 | se9e609075 | s1.062 | 240 | Gc? 42 | 3agc13.258 | 0606575320 | se.asa | 246 | GC5-42 42 | 320205.196 | a696675021 | 1.265 | 246 | C7, 43 | 3813.02 | sesessz31e | 36.330 | 257 | @cs-a3 | | 43 | szoz0s.363 | segeeei0i9 | 31205 | 252 | 6C7 44 | s59513.50% | 96s668a.516 | 36.356 | 258 | acsaa | | 48 | 339205579 | segees70%6 | 31.235 | 258 | GC? 45 | 3a9333.758 | 6c6693 313 | 36.254 | 26¢ | aces | | 45 | sza205 806 | segece3034 | 3066s | 264 | GC? 46 | 3a8913.925 | 9626700311 | 36.479 | 270 | aceas | | 46 | saoz05.863 | segesag0u2 | si1as| 270 | scr 47 | 3e0314.053 | 9656705303 | 36.ana | 278 | 6ceA7 | | 47 | aa9206.030 | se9c705009 | 30.420 | 276 | 6c? 48 | 3asci4.758 | 9696712.307 | 36.311 | 02 | 6cs-48 | | 48 | se9206.106 | s696711007 | 30.357 | 282 | EC? = ERT -6cB nol xim) [vin | zi) | wto) | Kove 1 | se9501.s00 | saseaz2.76a | s7sse0| 0 | Gcea 7 | seasmn.287 | scasane.7e2 | 55650 [ 6 | GcB2 3 | sxoso1.e33 | seseaza.760 | 53.7230 12 | Gces | 4 | se9s01.g00 | seesega.757 | susiso| 18 | aca 3 | sasso1.s67 | seseaas.755 | #9.8620| 24 | GCes & | s29502.133 | sesgesz.753 | <#.scc0| 30 | aces '389502,200 | sosesse,750 | Saez | 36 | Gce7 3 | sposo2.467 | sepags zac | 44ns0| 2 | ces 9 | sa9502.634 | 9696470.745 | 43.2590 | 48 | Gcao 19 | s89502.200 | sss6a7s.743 | 2.6970 | 54 | Gcsa0 11 | sa9502.967 | sesesaz.7a1 | 41.0060 | ea | GCeal “42 | se9503.150 | sespans.720 | 29.1980 [ 65 | Gcs-a2 | 13 | sz9502.200 | seseaan.7a7 | 37.5860 | 72 | 6ce43 14 | 3a9503.267 | sgenson.734 | 35.570 | 72 | cota 415 | sa9503.¢34 | 9e96505.722 | 34.2690 | a4 | Gcs-15 “18 | 3a9503.203 | seesuz.730 | 33.9500 7 | 3a9503.967 | ses6548.727 | 33.7100 18 | 3a9504.136 | sosn28.725 | 48 | sa9soa 301 | 9996530.723 | 33.3520 | 10s | cate 20 | segsoa.cse | ocass35.720 | 33.4830 | 114 | Gce-20 21 | sa9so4.e34 | seses4z.718 | 33.0950 | 320 | cs-21 22 | segs04.e03 | asnesaa 715 | 32.9570 | 126 | ace-z2 25 | sevsoa.sos | gasease.si3 | 52.0 | 152 | ocs2s [22 J seosos.sa¢ | osceseo.711 | 22.7000 128 | ccs-20 25. | seas0s 30% | aeasses 70a | 526860 | ise] 6cs-25 [ 28 | sa9505.c68 | ves6572.708 | 32.4700 | 150 | Gcs-26 2.520 | 2102 | ccaae 36 [PagePT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) EWEINEENINE, EVEL SAPER STRONGER AND yasTER SIDcooome iapasTay SuUMN=s... maa) Symes ese eats ocean ——— 27 | 3a9505.635 | 9696578704 | 32.2670 | 156 | 6C8-27 [ 25 [ segsos.20 | seesses.702 | 32.2<20 [202 | ace-2s | 29 | seas05.c68 | sen6592.609 | 32.2120 | 168 | Gcs.20 30 | 3e9506.135 | s626595.597 | 32.1260 | 174 | Gce-30 | 31_| sagso6.301 | se6e02.595 | 32.0120 | ae0_| Gcs-31 “32 | 309606.468 | e6a6608.ee2 | 31.7870 | 286 | GceS2 | 33 | 3g9506.635 | 966684690 | 31.71/0 | 182 | GC3-33 | [24 [sesso6.co2 | sesesza.ses | st6s20 | ssa | Geass | 35 | anasne.c6n | osssszs.ces | 31410 206 | aca-35 | 36 | 389507.135 | ssses3z.63 | 21.3560 | 210 | Gce3e | 37_| 399507.302 | seseo3e.ce1 | 312810 | 216 | Gcs-37 38 | 329507.469 | ose6sas.679 | 21.3170 | 222 | GCe38 | 39 | seus07.635 | vasbesu.5ys | 313200 | 228 | acs-39 | | 3e9807.802 | senesss.e74 | 52.0600 | 758 | Gca-A0 | 41_| s89507.969 | gese6e2.672 | 30.8530 | 240 | @cs-41 | az_| 3e9508.135 | sea6s6a 669 | 30.7730 [ 246 | Gcs-az 43 | 359508.302 | 9696674.667 | 30.4800 | 252_| GC3-41 44 | 5a9508.269 | sase6so 665 | 30.6020 | 258 | Gceaa | 389508.636 | sascoas.662 | 70.5420 | 268 | Gcaat | 6 | 3e9¢08.202 | seceso2.c60 | 03630 | 770 _| aceae | a7 | saas0e.c68 | sesesvs.e58 | 30.2730 [ 276 | acs.a7 a8 | 329509.136 | gese703.655 | 30.1530 [ 22 | @ce-as | a7 | PaENGINEERING, HEVELE mapasTay SAFER STRONGER AND ASTER ST ayy meme ema) Sry Soest ese eats conten eS i< PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) 3umMNxx.. PT. VALE INDONESIA SITE BAHODOP! ERT Proting Map ‘Wrksop Aree A 109 ano 1 vm tonces Figure 3. 13 ERT Profiting Map Workshop Area 3.4 Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) Survey Results In geophysics, field measurement data is a response to subsurface geological conditions. This response occurs due to physical parameters (such as density, resistivity, magnetic properties, etc). The model is a representation of the geological state by measuring the physical parameters so that the problems can be simplified and the responses can be interpreted correctly according to the actual situation Geoelectric measurements at these 3 locations were conducted to recognize the aquifer potential in the investigation area. Geophysics estimation using the ERT method is to obtain an overview of the vertical and horizontal distribution of various types of soil and sock layers beneath the susface based on contrasting values of resistivity. This value is obiained from the resulis of quantitative analysis of geoelectrical data which is supported by geotogical and hydrogeological data of the investigation area. By correlating the data, it is possible to infer the direction and distribution of groundwater flow in the investigation area 38 |Pix PT INORA MARIA (PERSERO) Symp sox, ENGINEERING, SEVE: WapesTay SAFERSTRONGER AND FASTER, SUSTAIN om REG) eyesore eer cnen ne nn ee cememnene OO ‘The measurement method used is the wemer and dipole — cipole configuration with a total of 48 electrodes, and the spacing berween electrodes adjusts depending on the length of the line This ERT measurement has been conducted on 13 lines with a total length of 8000 m, which are divided into the following 3 locations: a. Port area with a total of 3 lines ‘b. Dormitory area with a total of 5 lines c. Workshop area with a total of 5 Lines a9 [ragePT INDRA ARTA (PERSERO) yon p a, hq UOKINEENINE, HEE agra aren STRONGER AND Fasten Se tNme =a aa a ee 3.41 Port Area 34. 1ERTGL-O1 UTM Coordinates x :392008.00,¥; 9698640.00 (23 m UTM Coordinates x :391292.87, ¥ 9698283.59 2ena7m Eleoics ERT GLO on: as eatin ih sayy ae eration SRME on ‘ as a tm 48 a, a so aw a SESS DOS 2250505888 2a GT SE oseay wn Unt Ect Spacog = 12.0 arcntl sete 32.08 pl pe ut paces ‘orca apssisan nod secular see = 248 Based on the ERT Geoeleciric Results on the ERT GL-O1 line, surface water is found with a depth range of 25 to 80 meters and a resistivity value of 2 chm.m to 60 ohm. The lithology in this resistivity range ts composed of sandstone. conglomerate. and claystone. While the aquifer is found in the depth rnge of 90-130 meters and 160-175 meters, Then in the next layer there is an ultramafic complex composed of Harshnrgite, Lherzolite, Dunit, Wherlir, Websterite, Serpentinite, Gabbro, Basalt, Diahas, Dolesite, Diorite, Meta Mafic, Ampibolite, Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite, and Schist, with a resistivity value range of 70 obm.m to 500 ohm.m. On this line, there is a layer contact at a depth of 60 meters from the surface ‘The potential for water is found in the sandstone aquifer layer.PT INDRA KARA (PERSERO) Ero ame > Bumnzx.. sete te == 341.2 ERT GC-O1 UTM Coordinates + 9698936.90 7:043m UTM Coordinates ¢3392096.88, ¥ 19658456.53 Td50 ad resin a csnarty ERTGC-02 «I 28 m el sa Water-sat eS (a Dacre Spacing = 179m ode eae 63208 at erat spc ate patina en ay 948 Cie eae ie ead er Based on the ERT Gecelectric Results on ERT GC-01 line, surface water is found in the depth range of 25 to 80 meters and a resistivity value of 2 ohm.m to 60 ohm.m. The lithology in this cesistivity range is composed of sandstone. conglomerate, and claystone with lignite inserts. While the density of deep aquifers in the depth range of 80-100 meters and 130 - 150 meters. ‘The potential for water is found in the sandstone aquifer layer. AL|FegePT INDRA RARVA (PERSERO * cea a ) BumNexe.. SS ne econ da wee esa] Sot 34.1.3 ERT GC-02 rm coarainates UTM coordinates 1X: 391337.65 , ¥: 9698B08.52 X2991905.49, ¥ : 9698390.67 211.66 Dkr Rs ewe gATGC-02 oc est wh onan 500) Aerain SAMS ony = 188 oa ts a8 xe a we sa nt Bec Spy = 184 ota wt paca pei on gay * 040 Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GC-02 line, surface water is found in the depth range of 50 to 80 meters and a sesistivity value of 2 ohm.m to 69 obm.m. The lithology im this resistivity range is composed of sandstons, conglomerate, and claystone. While the density of deep aquifers in the depth range of 130-150 meters, ‘The potential for water is found in the sandstone aquifer layer. a2|FegePT INDRA KARA (PERSERO) a i< caeeeenCTl he D SumNzxx.. nee NE ORR) Seems. 3.4.2 Dormitory Area 34.2.1 GL-02 ERT GL-02 ol ress th togaeaphy Loman Nealon SMS enor = 208 560/09 182 am ss 8 60 ae pee ao 100 seo Fracture Zone anc |) 2 Dee Oss we 6h sat 26s SG AE Une Escrade Spacing= 24.01 19823 pete peut apcing tan modal ection cepay = 82 Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GL-02 line, the presence of surface water with a depth range of 4010 9 meters and a resistivity value of 2 ohm.m to 80 obm.m. The lithology in this resistivity tange is solid rock composed of Quartz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the next layer there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock composed of Harsburgite. Lherzolite. Dunit. Wherlit, Websterite, Serpentinite. Gabbro, Basalt, Diabas_ Dolerite, Diorite, Meta Mafic, Ampibolite, Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite, and Schist. with a resistivity valuc range of $0 ohm.m to 500 ‘ohm.m, The lithology in this resistivity range is solid rock, Deep drilling can be conducted in rock zones that have maay fractures to allow water to pass through ultramafic bedrock, and metamorphic rock.Pi INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) BuUMN xx EWBINEENIE, BEWEL astay ‘safen StmONGEn aD pasta SEAN = PROGR mo pnteirresne ee meee. een OYE or 3.4.2.2 ERT GL-03 ERTGL-03 Mods! roscinty th tormganty estan Seaton § RMS enor = 26.0 snojea 12 solid oct, SF _, vol Rossy non Une Echo Siang = 260m onze sai 1532.2 pulse unt specing \ericalsxgersan it ede ecin spay = 032 Feet decode i ested 0.0 (lst seeders ened 1280 ot Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GL-03 line, the presence of surface water with a depth raage of 75 to 90 meters and a resistivity value of 2 ohm.m to 30 ohm.m. The lithology in this resistivity range is solid rock composed of Quartz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the next layer there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock composed of Harsbusgite, Lherzolite, Dunit, Wherlit, Websterte, Serpentinite, Gabbro, Basalt, Diabas, Dolerite, Diorite, Meta Mafic, Ampibolite. Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite. and Schist, with a resistivity value range of 80 ohm.m to 500 ohm. Deep drilling can be conducted in rock zones that have many fractures to allow water to pass through ultramafic bedrock, and metamorphic rock. 44|FegePT INDRA LARVA (PERSERO) Symp) xx, EWEIMEENINE, HEEL mwasiay aren stHoMGEn Aa FasriR SEEN py RE mom sean) Steinem eae ene sae eee Smo 3.4.23 ERT GC-03 ERT GC-03 ord rss th tororaphy Fisaion Meatin SPAS enor = 26-4 saya? soo aoa wal SSeS ose a MS aS ae Resisvatyin ohm ‘Unk Elecrode Spang = 60 m. Honcartt sea 12 22.32 gor unt spacing Verical xaggertan in nodel acon tepay = ©0 Feat decode i cals at 0.0 m cas leat 20.0" Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GC-03 tine, the presence of surface water with a depth range of 0 to 40 meters and a resistivity value of 2 cohm.m to 80 ohm.m, The lithology in this resistivity renge is solid rock composed of Quartz Sandstone, Congiomerate, and Shale. The presence of water is not considered as a potential in this line.Pi INDRA KRARYA (PERSERO}) ae it eames ) Bumnz.. Te dae = uaa ere WW ESSE roe ORAS com tirresoe ee mre 3424 ERT GC-04 ERT GC-04 sac sant th ogra eratn 5 RUS evr = 28 49 esa 1 82 2 sation Suna Fock and metamorphic Rock a 45 et Se Bee esistity chm Un Elacwede Spacing = 60 Hanzii sale 2:2 pale per pacing ‘etl exujgeabonnalacten nepay = 50 Fit Weta seat at 0 m (Gat decries a 232m value of 2 Based on the ERT Gecelectric Results on the ERT GC-O4 line. the presence of surface water with a depth range of 70 to 80 meters and a resistic ohm.m to 80 ohm ma. The lithology in this resistivity range is solid rack composed of Quartz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the subsequent Layers there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock composed of Harsburgite, Lherzolite, Dunite, Wherlit, Websterite, Serpentinite, Gabbro, Basalt, Diabas, Dolerite, Diorite, Meta Mafic, Ampibolite, Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite, and Schist, with a resistivity range of 80 ohm.m to 500 ohm.m. Deep drilling can be conducted in rack zones that have many fractures to allow water to pass through the solid rock aquifers, Ultramafic bedrock, and metamorphic rock.PT INDRA KARA (PERSERO) —_ CONHTNE NVLUD an DORE ) Bumn=x.. ser Es ay EE = es ayer an nf nc nape 342 4ERT GC-05 acs revaiay 2 texas, ERT GC-05 orton 8S arn = 388 SSeS esos aa Ss 62 we eatisy ok Ure Eecrads Spacing 600m Hoczoni! sate 32° pas pe ant apscng ‘etic exaggeraion m mal ect diay = 9.50 Frat lcvods isacatel 01 Last alecode is bale at 226 Based on the ERT Geoelectri¢ Results on the ERT GC-O5 Line, the presence of surface water with a depth range of 50 to 80 meters and a resistivity value of 2 ‘ohm.m to 80 ohen.m, The lithology in this resistivity range is solid rock composed of Quartz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the subsequent layers, there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock composed of Harsburgite, Lherzolite, Dunit, Wherlit, Websterite, Serpeatinite, Gabbro, Basalt, Dizbas, Dolerite, Diorite, Meta Matic, Ampibolite, Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite and Schist, with a resistivity velse range of 80 ofm.m to 500 ohm. Deep drilling can be conducted in rock zones that have many fractures to allow water to pass through the solid rock aquifers, Ultramafic bedrock, and metamorphic rock.Pi INDRA KARYA (PERSERO} fancen meNEU et BUM zx... {SAFER STRONGER AD Fasren STEEN py Re wn mm = = 3.43 Workshop Area 3.43.1 ERT GL-O4 TM Coorsinates X: 388773.92, Y: 9655683.82 UTM Coordinates 2:39.63 m ERTGL-04 4: 38380758, 1: 9696657.81 lat vn seontaty 2:02.21 m Zermon§ RS eat Else ari 50082 18 a2 Ea 1 ex & ao} 0 Fractore Zone See eSSS 2220258880 ze, iat 255 28 Resihaty nah Ut Electrode Spacing = 220 n, Foriconal cove 1s 32.08 pis pera spacing ‘erica exappreton a nl serhun daphy = 061 Frat eared lnetad 0.0 mn, Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GL.-04 line, the presence of surface water with a depth range of 0 to 80 meters and a resistivity value of 2 ‘ohm.m to 60 obm.m. The lithology in this resistivity range is solid rock composed of Quartz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the subsequent jayers, there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock composed of Harsburgite. Lherzolite. Dunit, Wherlit, Websterite. Serpentinite. Gabbro, Basalt. Diabaz, Dolerite, Diorite, Meta Mafic, Ampibolite, Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite and Schist, with a resistivity value range of 10 ohm.m to 500 ohm.m. Deep drilling can be conducted in rock zones that have many fiactures to allow water to pass through the solid rock aquifers, Ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock,PT INDRA RARVA (PERSER®) yon. EWEINEENIIE mupEsTaY SSAFERSTRONGER AND FASTER Streceneomees ROMO) scons teeeecp cm ro en meee (== 3.43.2 ERT GL-05 UTM Coordinates X : 988689.53, ¥: S696541.85 Z:97A2m UTM Coordinates Node sity wth toporaphy ERT GEOS « 538972320. ¥: 9656515.83, soon Ween 5 RNS arr = 250, 2:36.47 wo soa 200 210 280 Resistance at Etiode Sping #220 m Hoot sel is 209 pices runt spacing ‘Vetieal euaggeann i mel scion splay = 0.51 Fal elecnoge lrdad a.0° rode lcs a 1283 oy Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GL-05 line, the presence of surface water with a depth range of 0 to 80 metersand a resistivity value of 2 obm.m to 60 ohm.m. The lithology in this resistivity range is solid rock composed of Quariz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the subsequent layers, there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic sock composed of Hassburgite, Lherzolite, Dunit, Wherlit, Websterite, Sespentinite, Gabbro, Basalt, Diabas, Dolesite, Diorite, Meta Matic, Ampibolite, Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite and Schist, with a sesistivity value range of 70 ohm.m te 300 ohm.m_ Deep drilling can be conducted in rock zones that have many fractures to allow water to pass through the Ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock.PY INDRA KARYA (PERSERO} Es ETOAC OF > Bumnzx.. RN eens! gl meee FRORGRT| Smemmamensensemepsnrntnt mon ven peat 3.43.3 ERT GC-06 UT cosrirazes 7:58.43 m ERT GC-05 wants UTM coarinazes ool” apie om, x 99891425, ¥ : 9656732.90 7:2330m SEES CSS SSS e ee" 4 3) MS Sa Ressbity im hm. Un Eis Spacing = aoa Horizontal ses is 32.09 pas pr un spacing ‘Vetta evaggersionn del section apa Fat slecredeieneted # 0.0 8 Based on the ERT Geoeleciric Resuits on ERT GC-06 line, the presence of surface water is not particularly dominant.ARYA (PERSERO) ae ) BumMN:s2.. SAFER STRONGER AND FASTER <== ees == — OTR), sons tere me pom en eee 3434 ERT GC-07 UTM Coordinates 136929836, ¥: 9696429.01 224663 m nda osictety wth corey ERT GC-O7 Jasin ein er urta coordinates s00- X:389206.19 , 96967200 oof 2:28.66 at 32 20 00 : x00: my Sandstone, 00 190: oa: soo! Fracture Zone Uttramafic bedrock and metamorphic sal ane DSSS eS sn 45h 8a! ao 18 Unc Eetoce Sparing =3. 00. Honzontal sess 3208 pms per we apscng Varicl scaggersanin made section play = 051 Frat eleqnoge vested # 0.0m Las olde loetad 22 Cm, Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GC-07 line, the presence of surface water with a depth range of O to 80 meters and a sesistivity value of 2 ohm.m fo 60 ohm.m. The lithology in this resistivity sange is solid rock composed of Quartz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the subsequent layers. there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock composed of Harsburgite, Lherzolite, Dunit, Wheslit, Websterite, Serpentinite, Gabbro, Basalt, Diabes, Dolerite, Diorite, Meta Matic, Ampibolite, Magnesite and Local Rodingite, Sligitly Fitite, and Schist, witha resistivity value range of 70 ohm.m to 500 oh mn. Surface water dominates at the north direcsion of the ERT geoelectric measurements.ieee um. Seng] Sons meee eeenereeeene 3.43.5 ERT GC-08 UTM Coordinates XB89501.29,,¥ 969542275 2357.53 oasis wth ossarapy ERT GC-08 leoution an BRU ater = "2 8 sao sao. a0 we: A 389509.13 ,Y: 9695704.65 228035 m nao. ‘o- 80 wo me 200 490 Ss a esi noo Unt Ebctuae Spacing = 6.68 Henaontal cea s 2.09 pes par unt spacing Veruel seaggsauce in mosat section aslay = 051 Fe lected ie loca #0 m Last sleatode i ocaled #222 01> Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results on the ERT GC-08 fine, the presence of surface water with « depth range of to 80 meters and a sesistivity value of 2 ohm.m to 60 obm.m. The lithology in this resistivity range is solid sock composed of Quarz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the next layer there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock composed of Harsburgite. Lherzolite. Dunit, Wherlit, Websterite. Serpentinite. Gabbro. Basalt. Diabas. Dolerite, Diorite. Meta Mafic. Ampibolite, Maznesite and Local Rodingite, Slightly Filite and Schist, with a resistivity ange of 70 ohm.m to 500 ohm.m. Surface water dominates at the norh direction of the ERT geoelectric measurements, 52] Pogei< Pi INDRA ARYA (PERSERO) SUM. ENGINEERING, BEVEL ast ay SAFER STRONGER AND FASTER STR === BSR EGAG| Ss enesseey ervey ome nen eeceecnem— WOO oe 3.5 Groundwater Madeling Groundwater is the study of the movement and distribution of groundwater oa carth (Todd, 1980). Factors affecting the availability of groundwater include rainfall, slope, vegetation, bulk density and rock porosity. The research methods were field surveys and from the secondary data. Field surveys included ERT measurements, geological mapping, and hydrogeological mapping, Furthermore, the data was correlated with existing secondary data to further deepen the geological conditions of the survey area, Prvaewooewa | {| "aimemoson sr Pan ep Figure 3. 14 Interpretation of the drstribution of aquifer potential in the investigation areaPT (NORA KARA (PERSERO) Symp wn, EWEINEENIBE, BEVEE tapestay aoe ON oo Stl eee ee tea Port GL1-AWAL Suggestion for Drilling at Point A Port: 1. Dailling exploration is possioie at the UTM Zone 51S coordinates X: 39164100 m F, ¥_9698736.00 m § Z: 119 m The surface aquifer can be drilled to 2 depth of 30-50 m, whereas the deep aquifer can be reached at a depth of 130-150 m.fs) PT INDRA KARA (PERSERG) ynp se, et asTay == 3.5.2 ERT cross-section Modeling Domitory Area View of Cut ‘@. Recommendation for DPITPo=] i PT INDRA KARYA (PERSERO) ‘EMBIBEE! jE VEL 4" Tay sae staonoin avo rasten Sosmcseeee ? BUMN sxx. W\EE== ee eet perce ee ae! 7 orn Ce ee er omer CoS ora Reva Cre Caer ae i Coretta Suggestion for Drilling at Point B Domnitory 1. Dailling explozation is possible at the UTM Zone 51S coordinates X: 388. surface aquifer can be drilled to a depth of 40-50 m, whereas the deep agi ental SemeCay 08 m E, Y: 9693655.08 m $ Z: 198 m. The fr cat be reached ata depth of 30-90.m and 1_) PT INORA KARVA (PERSERO) yp, EWEINEEM ay 3.53 ERT cross-section Modeling Workshop Area View of cutPT INDRA KARA (PERSERO} aE ba oa ) Sumnexx.. seer yy SEES ARR) emp, gesrnceetrme es een rey (omen SEV eas ay Coe eer en Re Trercn delling depths for the sucface aq Suggestions for drilling at Workshop Point B1 workshop: m E, ¥: 9696441 5°7 m5, Z: 51.61 m. The 2 Drilling is possible at the following UTM Zone 51S coordinates: X: 3893 27 en. daiiling depths for the surface aquifer are between 32-42 m and for the deep aquifer ate between 212PT MMORA KARVA (PERSERO) 17 sx < EmCINEERINE, EVEL ast SAFERSTRONGER AND ASTER TT pag em mm — Peabiniomapvaeinremenrewnms 4) fatond CHAPTER IV CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 4.1 Conclusions Based on the results of field surveys and data processing, several conclusions were obtained: A. Based on the results of overlaying with the Geological Map of Bungle (1993), the ERT line at the dormitory area and the workshop area was implemented on the Ultamatic Complex that consists of harzburgite, lherzolite, webrlite, websterlite, serpentinite, dunit, and gabiro, while the ERT line at the port was implemented on an alluvium deposit that consists of gravel, coal, clay sand. and plant debris, Based on the results of the overlay with the eroundwaier map of Southeast Sulawesi, the investigation area is not located in 2 groundwater basin. Based on the regional geology (Simanjuntak, TO, et al, 1993), the lithclogy of the aquifers in the workshop and dormitory areas consists of igneous and metamosphic rocks with low-very low permeability, and in the port area, loose deposits’clastic deposits with low —medium permeability This Bahodopi site has various aquiier productivity fevels. The port area has an inter-grain aquifer system with moderate productivity and a discharge of around SLisec. The dormitory area has a fractured aquifer system with some small productivity and some not toc small discharge. The workshop area has a fractured aquifer sysiem with rare productivity and rare discharge. Based on the ERT geoelectric results in the Port area. surface water is found in the depth range of 25 to 80 meters with a resistivity value of 2 ohm.m to 60 obm.m. The lithol in this resistivity range is composed of sandstone, conglomerate, and claystone. While the density of deep aquifers is in the depth range of 90-175 meters. Then, in the subsequent layers, there is an ulvamatic complex with a resistivity value range of 70 ohma.m to 300 ohm.m. The potential presence of water is found in the sandstone aquifer layer. Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results in the Domnttory area. the presence of surface water is in the depth range of 40 to 90 meters with a resistivity value of 2 60 |PEWCINEENING, SEVEL ast SAPER STRONGER AND FASTER SRR) Sry saree nem are an oe eer i PT MMORA KARVA (PERSERO) yp e,, obm.m to 80 ohm.m. The lithology in this resistivity range is a solid rock composed of Quartz Sandstore, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then in the subsequeat lavers, there is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock with a resistivity value range of 80 ohm.m to 500 ohm.m. Deep drifling can be carried out in cock zones that have many fractures to be able to pass water in ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock. G. Based on the ERT Geoelectric Results of the Workshop area, surface water is found in the depth range of 0 to §0 meters with 2 resistivity value of 2 ohm. to 80 obm.m. The litholo: Quartz Sandstone, Conglomerate, and Shale. Then ia the subsequent layers, there y im this resistivity range is a solid cock composed of is ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic tock with a resistivity value range of 70 ohm.m to 500 ohm.m. Deep drilling can be camried out in rock zones that have many factures (o be able to pass water in ultramafic bedrock and metamorphic rock. 4.2 Recommendations Following the analysis of the ERT geoelectric cross section, a mumber of recommendations for water drilling were made. These are: Table 4. 1 Displays the coordinates for the recommended water drilling sites. Surface Deep Location Name x y Aquifer | Aquifer DRILL POINTA | 391641.00 | 9698736.00 . 130-150 | Port 30-50m | PORT mE m§ m | | DRILLPOINT | 389375.577 | 9696441577 | 32-42 mand | 212-227 | Workshop . Bl WORKSHOP mE mS 67-97 m m | [ DRILL POINT 389302.70 | 9696444.09 3077 | 212-227 | 77 B2 WORKSHOP mE ms | m | if 80-90 m DRILE POINT C_ 382227.08 | 9698655.08 Dormitory | 40-50m | and 150- | DORMITORY mE mS | as 5m silarr PT INDRA KARVA (PERSERO} ENEINEELINE, AEVELE a ) BumN zz. SAFER STRONGER AND EASTER PRYALE INDONESIA SITE BANCDOP! 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