Abstract: A computer-implemented system, computer-implemented method, and computer-program product includes a dynamic data packet routing service receiving, via a network, one or more cascading parameters and inputs for constructing a cascading data packet and identifying a set of networked entity nodes arranged in a defined order, where the one or more cascading parameters includes routing sequence parameters and one or more temporal threshold parameters; configuring, by a microservice, the cascading data packet based on the one or more cascading parameters, where the configuring includes encoding for the cascading data packet a set of dynamic routing instructions based on the routing sequence parameters and a set of temporal thresholds based on the one or more temporal threshold parameters; storing, to a memory, the cascading data packet and the configuration of the cascading data packet; and transmitting the cascading data packet to a first networked entity node of the set.

Abstract: A miniaturized electrical resistivity (ER) probe based on a known current-voltage (I-V) electrode structure, the Wenner array, is designed for local (point) measurement. A pair of voltage measuring electrodes are positioned between a pair of current carrying electrodes. The electrodes are typically about 1 cm long, separated by 1 cm, so the probe is only about 1 inch long. The electrodes are mounted to a rigid tube with electrical wires in the tube and a sand bag may be placed around the electrodes to protect the electrodes. The probes can be positioned in a borehole or on the surface. The electrodes make contact with the surrounding medium. In a dual mode system, individual probes of a plurality of spaced probes can be used to measure local resistance, i.e. point measurements, but the system can select different probes to make interval measurements between probes and between boreholes.

Abstract: A miniaturized electrical resistivity (ER) probe based on a known current-voltage (I-V) electrode structure, the Wenner array, is designed for local (point) measurement. A pair of voltage measuring electrodes are positioned between a pair of current carrying electrodes. The electrodes are typically about 1 cm long, separated by 1 cm, so the probe is only about 1 inch long. The electrodes are mounted to a rigid tube with electrical wires in the tube and a sand bag may be placed around the electrodes to protect the electrodes. The probes can be positioned in a borehole or on the surface. The electrodes make contact with the surrounding medium. In a dual mode system, individual probes of a plurality of spaced probes can be used to measure local resistance, i.e. point measurements, but the system can select different probes to make interval measurements between probes and between boreholes.