Geophysical techniques offer robust and non‐invasive approaches for imaging and evaluating the subsurface, playing a critical role in the detection and analysis of sinkhole phenomena. By utilising ...

Applied geophysics is the study of how the Earth works and what it's made of. Scientists called geophysicists use this knowledge to explore what's under the ground, check for dangers like earthquakes, ...

The use of geophysical methods has spread from the fringes of exploration to the heart of reservoir management during a quarter-century of technological expansion that the incoming president of the ...

Brad Carr, foreground, an associate research scientist in the UW Department of Geology and Geophysics, sets up a transient electromagnetic instrument at Spouter Geyser in Yellowstone National Park ...

This chapter addresses methods for the remote detection and characterization of fractures in the subsurface. These indirect detection methods are mainly geophysical in nature and rely on the physical ...

Geologic reservoirs that trapped petroleum for millions of years are now being repurposed to store the greenhouse gas carbon ...

Due to growing global energy demand, many countries have seen a rise in uranium exploration activities in the past few years, and newly designed geophysical instruments and their application in ...

My research involves the use of geophysical methods, primarily seismology, but also including geodesy and electromagnetic methods, to understand mountain belts, subduction zones, and earthquakes. I am ...

Chelsea Leu, a third-year in geophysical sciences, spent spring break learning scientific field methods at San Salvador in the Bahamas with a group of other University of Chicago students and faculty ...