Remote Sensing for Geophysicists (eBook, ePUB)

Redaktion: Gupta, Mukesh

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book aims to integrate exploration geophysics with remote sensing as a cost-effective method and easy to implement for prospecting in different areas. It provides exploration geophysicists with the necessary information on how to use advanced remote sensing technology in the exploration of oil and gas, minerals, and groundwater.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. März 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040307694
• Artikelnr.: 72797604

Autorenporträt

Dr. Mukesh Gupta is a geophysicist and a professional researcher in coastal engineering at the Université du Québec à Rimouski (UQAR), Canada. He held a post-doctoral fellowship at the UCLouvain, Belgium in Arctic climate modeling, and conducted his research in developing satellite data products at the ICM-CSIC, Spain. He has been the NSERC Visiting Fellow at the Environment and Climate Change Canada, and a Scientist/Engineer at the SAC-ISRO, India with expertise in Earth observation. He earned his M.Tech. at the IIT Roorkee, India, and his Ph.D. at the University of Manitoba, Canada, specializing in applied geophysics and Arctic sea ice, respectively. Dr. Gupta is a Review Editor of over 30 journals and has peer-reviewed over 140 journal papers. He has published several peer-reviewed journal papers, scientific reports, and book chapters.

Inhaltsangabe

Section 1: Remote Sensing in Gravity Methods. 1. Satellite Gravimetry for
Geophysical Purposes. 2. Assimilating GRACE Data into a Hydrological Model.
3. Satellite-Based Geodesy. 4. A Brief History of GIA Research and Recent
Advances via Remote Sensing. Section 2: Remote Sensing in Magnetic Methods
. 5. Understanding Geomagnetic Environment from Satellite and Ground-Based
Magnetometers. 6. Mineral Exploration Using Remote Sensing. 7. Monitoring
Earth's Ionosphere using Remote Sensing Techniques. Section 3: Remote
Sensing in Seismic Methods. 8. Using Remote Sensing for Seismic
Interpretation: A Case Study from Coastal Tanzanian Basin. 9. Remote
Sensing for Studying Pre-Earthquake Phenomena. 10. Remote Sensing for
Neotectonic Investigations: A Case Study from Southern Egypt. Section 4:
Remote Sensing in Electrical Methods. 11. Integrated Approaches to
Groundwater Exploration: A Case Study of Maze Catchment, Ethiopia. 12.
Mineral Mapping Using Geoelectrics and Remote Sensing. 13. Satellite-Based
Investigations of Ionospheric Electric Fields. Section 5: Remote Sensing in
Electromagnetic Methods. 14. Remote Sensing Assessment of Accumulation Area
Ratio in Glacier Monitoring. 15. Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS)
in Geophysics. 16. Electromagnetic Methods in Biogeophysics. 17. Remote
Sensing Methods in Agrogeophysical Investigations. 18. Remote Sensing in
Coastal Studies. Section 6: Remote Sensing in Radioactivity Methods. 19.
Mineral Identification using Remote Sensing. 20. Remote Sensing Detection
of Marine Radioactivity. Section 7: Remote Sensing in Geophysical
Well-Logging. 21. Remote Sensing for Hydrocarbon Exploration. 22. Role of
Remote Sensing in Groundwater Well-Logging. Section 8: Remote Sensing in
Geothermics. 23. Remote Sensing in Geothermal Studies of Cold Regions. 24.
Heat Flow Terrestrial Mapping in Antarctica. 25. Geothermal Studies of
Volcanoes Using Satellites. 26. Using Remote Sensing for Geothermal
Exploration. Section 9: Remote Sensing in Integrated Geophysical Problems.
27. Leveraging Remote Sensing Technologies for Seismic Hazards Assessments.
28. Remote Sensing in Archeology. 29. Volcano Monitoring: Using SAR
Interferometry for the Pre-Unrest of La Palma and the Post-Unrest of
Santorini. 30. Mineral Exploration: Integrating Remote Sensing, GIS, AI,
and Seismic Methods. 31. Soil Textures and Urban Heat: Cooling Planning
Strategies. 32. Remote Sensing Technologies for Earthquake Management.