Overview
Subsurface imaging techniques are essential tools in various fields, including geology, archaeology, and environmental science. These methods allow scientists and engineers to visualize and analyze structures beneath the Earth's surface, providing critical information for resource exploration and en...
Key Terms
Example: P-waves and S-waves are types of seismic waves.
Example: GPR is often used in archaeology to locate buried structures.
Example: Soil resistivity can indicate the presence of water.
Example: Magnetic resonance imaging can detect hydrocarbons in the ground.
Example: Geophysicists interpret seismic data to locate oil reserves.
Example: Geophysical surveys are essential in environmental assessments.
Related Topics
Geophysical Methods
Explore various methods used in geophysics for subsurface exploration.
intermediateRemote Sensing
Learn about techniques to gather information from a distance, often used in geology.
intermediateHydrogeology
Study the distribution and movement of groundwater in the soil and rocks.
advancedKey Concepts
Seismic ImagingGround Penetrating RadarElectrical ResistivityMagnetic Resonance Imaging