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The following is the link to Crain's petrophysical handbook, for the method to compute Rw (formation water resistivity) from salinity (Total Dissolved Solids) and temperature.
Rw is dependent mainly on salinity and temperature of the formation water. It is not dependent on pressure. The salinity, i.e. solubility of salts in water, will depend on the temperature and pressure exerted on the solution.
I'm not quite sure about the unit of salinity. If I use ppm I get an unrealistic low resistivity for my well. Does anyone know the equation and the parameter unit of salinity?