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AGU-NS 2013 : AGU 2013 FALL Meeting : Gravity and Magnetic methods. Engineering and Enviremental applications in Geophysics

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Link: https://fallmeeting.agu.org/2013/scientific-program/session-search/sessions/ns009-ground-penetrating-radar-gpr-method-advanced-research-and-case-studies/
 
When Dec 9, 2013 - Dec 13, 2013
Where San Francisco
Submission Deadline Aug 6, 2013
Notification Due Oct 1, 2013
Final Version Due Aug 6, 2013
Categories    near surface geophysics (ns)   EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS   remote sensing
 

Call For Papers

The Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) method has been widely used in geophysics, it can help to resolve many problems and ambiguities in the field of earth sciences. The aim of this session is to present the latest research and case studies related the GPR method. Oral and Poster presentations related to the following topics and also to any relevant research in Ground Penetrating Radar method are welcome: GPR Wave Interaction with the Earth; Novel GPR Systems and Antennas; Numerical Modeling – Inverse Problems; Data Processing and Interpretation; SAR and Planetary Exploration; Evaluation of Mining; Archaeology, Diagnosis of historical buildings; Sedimentology; Hydrology and Glaciology; Geology/Geotechnical Engineering; Utilities Detection and Mapping; Demining and UXO; and Borehole and exploration Geophysics.

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