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In order to obtain a correct interpretation of a vertical electrical sounding (VeS), the suppression and equivalence principles must be considered, for generating multiple models as a consequence of the non unicity of the solution of the inverse problem. Among all the valid solutions, one must be found that agrees the most with the VeS nearby, that has a good geological meaning in function of the previous information of the site and that agrees with the hypothesis formulated during the research, just as it was done in the location of Santa Lucía Cotzumalguapa, Guatemala.

La equivalencia y supresión en la resolución del problema inverso en geoeléctrica: Aplicación en Santa Lucía Cotzumalguapa, Guatemala