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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
to the 2nd Edition
Acknowledgements
1
Introduction
1.1
What are applied and
environmental geophysics?
1.2
Geophysical methods
1.3
Matching geophysical methods to
applications
1.4
Planning a geophysical survey
1.4.1
General philosophy
1.4.2
Planning strategy
1.4.3
Survey constraints
1.5
Geophysical survey design
1.5.1
Target identification
1.5.2
Optimum line
configuration and survey
dimensions
1.5.3
Selection of station
intervals
1.5.4
Noise
1.5.5
Position fixing
1.5.6
Data analysis
2
Gravity Methods
2.1
Introduction
2.2
Physical basis
2.2.1
Theory
2.2.2
Gravity units
2.2.3
Variation of gravity with
latitude
2.2.4
Geological factors
affecting density
2.3
Measurement of gravity
2.3.1
Absolute gravity
2.3.2
Relative gravity
2.4
Gravity meters
2.4.1
Stable (static) gravimeters
2.4.2
Unstable (astatic)
gravimeters
2.4.3
Marine and airborne
gravity systems
2.5
Corrections to gravity observations
2.5.1
Instrumental drift
2.5.2
Tides
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2.5.3
Latitude
35
2.5.4
Free-air correction
35
2.5.5
Bouguer correction
36
2.5.6
Terrain correction
38
2.5.7
Building
corrections
41
2.5.8
Eütvüs
correction
41
2.5.9
Isostatic correction
44
2.5.10
Miscellaneous factors
45
2.5.11
Bouguer anomaly
45
2.6
Interpretation methods
45
2.6.1
Regionals
and residuals
46
2.6.2
Anomalies due to different
geometric forms
47
2.6.3
Depth determinations
51
2.6.4
Mass determination
52
2.6.5
Second derivatives
53
2.6.6
Sedimentary basin or
granite
pluton?
55
2.7
Applications and case histories
59
2.7.1
Mineral exploration
59
2.7.2
Engineering applications
59
2.7.3
Archaeological
investigations
66
2.7.4
Hydrogeological
applications
67
2.7.5
Volcanic hazards
71
2.7.6
Glaciological applications
78
3
Geomagnetic
Methods
83
3.1
Introduction
83
3.2
Basic concepts and units of
geomagnetism
83
3.2.1
Flux density, field strength
and permeability
83
3.2.2
Susceptibility
84
3.2.3
Intensity of magnetisation
84
3.2.4
Induced and
remanent
magnetisation
85
3.2.5
Diamagnetism,
paramagnetism, and ferri-
and ferro-magnetism
85
3.3
Magnetic properties of rocks
87
3.3.1
Susceptibility of rocks and
minerals
87
3.3.2
Remanent
magnetisation
and Kiinigsberger ratios
88
3.4
The Earth s magnetic field
3.4.1
Components of the Earth s
magnetic field
3.4.2
Time variable field
3.5
Magnetic instruments
3.5.1
Torsion and balance
magnetometers
3.5.2
Fluxgate magnetometers
3.5.3
Resonance magnetometers
3.5.4
Cryogenic (SQUID)
magnetometers
3.5.5
Gradiometers
3.5.6
Airborne magnetometer
systems
3.6
Magnetic surveying
3.6.1
Field survey procedures
3.6.2
Noise and corrections
3.6.3
Data reduction
3.7
Qualitative interpretation
3.7.1
Profiles
3.7.2
Pattern analysis on
aeromagnetic maps
3.8
Quantitative interpretation
3.8.1
Anomalies due to different
geometric forms
3.8.2
Simple depth
determinations
3.8.3
Reduction to the Pole
(RTP)
3.8.4
Modelling in two and
three dimensions
3.8.5
Depth determinations and
Euler deconvolution
3.9
Applications and case histories
3.9.1
Regional aeromagnetic
investigations
3.9.2
Mineral exploration
3.9.3
Detection of underground
pipes
3.9.4
Detection of buried
containers
3.9.5
Landfill investigations
3.9.6
Acid tar lagoon survey
3.9.7
UneXploded Ordnance
(UXO)
Applied Seismology: Introduction
and Principles
4.1
Introduction
4.2
Seismic waves
4.2.1
Stress and strain
4.2.2
Types of seismic waves
4.2.3
Seismic wave velocities
4.3
Raypath geometry in layered
ground
CONTENTS
89
4.3.1
Reflection and
transmission of normally
89
incident rays
149
94
4.3.2
Reflection and refraction
95
of obliquely incident rays
150
4.3.3
Critical refraction
151
95
4.3.4
Diffractions
151
95
4.4
Loss of seismic energy
152
97
4.4.1
Spherical divergence or
geometrical spreading
152
99
4.4.2
Intrinsic attenuation
153
99
4.4.3
Scattering
154
4.5
Seismic energy sources
154
100
4.5.1
Impact devices
155
100
4.5.2
Impulsive sources
157
100
4.5.3
Explosive sources
159
101
4.5.4
Non-explosive sources
159
103
4.5.5
High-resolution
103
waterborne sources
162
105
4.5.6
Vibrators
163
4.5.7
Animals
166
105
4.6
Detection and recording of seismic
107
waves
169
4.6.1
Geophones and
110
accelerometers
170
4.6.2
Hydrophones and
112
streamers
171
4.6.3
Seismographs
177
115
5
Seismic Refraction Surveying
179
115
5.1
Introduction
179
5.2
General principles of refraction
118
surveying
179
123
5.2.1
Critical refraction
179
5.2.2
Field survey arrangements
181
123
5.3
Geometry of refracted raypaths
182
125
5.3.1
Planar interfaces
182
5.3.2
Irregular (non-planar)
126
interfaces
185
5.4
Interpretational methods
186
127
5.4.1
Phantoming
187
128
5.4.2
Hagedoorn plus-minus
133
method
188
5.4.3
Generalised reciprocal
136
method
(GRM)
190
5.4.4
Hidden-layer problem
191
5.4.5
Effects of continuous
143
velocity change
192
143
5.4.6
Seismic refraction
144
software
193
144
5.5
Applications and case histories
193
145
5.5.1
Rockhead determination
147
for a proposed waste
disposal site
193
149
5.5.2
Location of a buried
doline
197
5.5.3
Assessment of rock quality
5.5.4
Landfill investigations
5.5.5
Acid-tar lagoons
5.5.6
Static corrections
5.5.7
Locating buried miners
5.6
Shear wave methods
5.6.1
Ground stiffness profiling
5.6.2
Multichannel Analysis of
Shear Waves (MASW)
5.6.3
Earthquake hazard studies
Seismic Reflection Surveying
6.1
Introduction
6.2
Reflection surveys
6.2.1
General considerations
6.2.2
General reflection
principles
6.2.3
Two-dimensional survey
methods
6.2.4
Three-dimensional surveys
6.2.5
Vertical seismic profiling
(VSP)
6.2.6
Cross-hole seismology:
tomographic imaging
6.3
Reflection data processing
6.3.1
Preprocessing
6.3.2
Static corrections (field
statics)
6.3.3
Convolution and
deconvolution
6.3.4
Dynamic corrections,
velocity analyses and
stacking
6.3.5
Filtering
6.3.6
Migration
6.4
Correlating seismic data with
borehole logs and cones
6.4.1
Sonic and density logs,
and synthetic seismograms
6.4.2
Correlation with cone
penetration testing
6.5
Interpretation
6.5.1
Vertical and horizontal
resolution
6.5.2
Identification of primary
and secondary events
6.5.3
Potential interpretational
pitfalls
6.6
Applications
6.6.1
High-resolution seismic
profiling on land
6.6.2
Seismic reflection surveys
for earthquake prediction
studies
6.6.3
High-resolution seismic
profiling over water
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217
217
217
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218
219
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225
228
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241
243
246
246
247
250
250
252
256
257
257
265
266
6.6.4
Geophysical diffraction
tomography in
palaeontology
283
6.6.5
Forensic seismology
286
7
Electncal Resistivity Methods
289
7.1
Introduction
289
7.2
Basic principles
289
7.2.1
True resistivity
289
7.2.2
Current flow in a
homogeneous earth
292
7.3
Electrode configurations and
geometric factors
293
7.3.1
General case
293
7.3.2
Electrode configurations
294
7.3.3
Media with contrasting
resistivities
298
7.4
Modes of deployment
301
7.4.1
Vertical electrical
sounding
(VES)
301
7.4.2
Automated array scanning
303
7.4.3
Electrical resistivity
tomography
(ERT)
306
7.4.4
Constant separation
traversing (CST)
307
7.4.5
Field problems
308
7.5
Interpretation methods
311
7.5.1
Qualitative approach
311
7.5.2
Master curves
313
7.5.3
Curve matching by
computer
314
7.5.4
Equivalence and
suppression
317
7.5.5
Inversion and
deconvolution
318
7.5.6
Modelling in 2D and
3D 321
7.6
ERT
applications and case histories
326
7.6.1
Engineering site
investigations
326
7.6.2
Groundwater and landfill
surveys
330
7.6.3
Mineral exploration
333
7.6.4
Glaciological applications
333
7.7
Mise-à-la-masse
(MALM) method
336
7.7.1
Mineral exploration
338
7.7.2
Civil engineering pile testing
341
7.7.3
Study of tree roots
344
7.7.4
Groundwater flow
344
7.8
Leak detection through artificial
membranes
346
8
Spontaneous (Self) Potential Methods
349
8.1
Introduction
349
8.2
Occurrence of self-potentials
349
8.3
Origin of self-potentials
349
8.3.1
Electrokinetic potentials
350
VIII
CONTENTS
8.3.2
Electrochemical potentials
351
8.3.3
Mineral potentials
352
8.4
Measurement of self-potentials
353
8.5
Corrections to SP data
354
8.6
Interpretation of self-potential
anomalies
354
8.6.1
Qualitative interpretation
354
8.6.2
Quantitative
interpretation
355
8.7
Applications and case histories
357
8.7.1
Geothermal exploration
357
8.7.2
Mineral exploration
359
8.7.3
Hydrogeology
361
8.7.4
Landfills and contaminant
plumes
363
8.7.5
Leak detection
364
8.7.6
Mapping mine shafts
370
8.8
Electrokinetic (EK) surveying
371
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Induced Polarisation
373
9.1
Introduction
373
9.2
Origin of induced polarisation
effects
374
9.2.1
Grain (electrode)
polarisation
374
9.2.2
Membrane (electrolytic)
polarisation
375
9.2.3
Macroscopic processes
375
9.2.4
Ionic processes
376
9.3
Measurement of induced
polarisation
376
9.3.1
Time-domain
measurements
376
9.3.2
Frequency-domain
measurements
377
9.3.3
Spectral IP and complex
resistivity
379
9.3.4
Noise reduction and
1 ■
electromagnetic coupling
381
9.3.5
Forms of display of IP data
382
9.3.6
Inversion and fitting
dispersion spectra
383
9.4
Applications and case histories
384
9.4.1
Base metal exploration
384
9.4.2
Hydrocarbon exploration
389
9.4.3
Geothermal surveys
390
9.4.4
Groundwater investigations
391
9.4.5
Environmental
applications
392
9.4.6
Geological investigations
398
0
Electromagnetic Methods: Introduction
and Principles
403
10.1
Introduction
403
10.1.1
Background
403
10.1.2
Applications
404
10.1.3
Types of EM systems
10.2
Principles of EM surveying
10.2.1
Electromagnetic waves
10.2.2
Polarisation
10.2.3
Depth of penetration of
EM radiation
10.3
Airborne EM surveying
10.3.1
Background
10.3.2
Frequency-domain EM
(FEM)
10.3.3
Time-domain EM
(ТЕМ)
10.3.4
Airborne VLF-EM
10.4
Seaborne EM surveying
10.4.1
Background
10.4.2
Details of marine EM
systems
10.5
Borehole EM surveying
Electromagnetic Methods: Systems
and Applications
11.1
Introduction
11.2
Continuous-wave (CW) systems
11.2.1
Tilt-angle methods
11.2.2
Fixed-source systems
(Sundberg,
Turam)
11.2.3
Moving-source systems
11.2.4
Interpretation methods
11.2.5
Applications and case
histories
11.3
Pulse-transient
(ТЕМ)
or
404
407
407
410
411
411
411
412
414
418
418
418
421
426
431
431
431
431
432
433
437
441
time-domain (TDEM) EM systems
467
11.3.1
Т0ЕМДЕМ
surveys
467
11.3.2
Data processing and
interpretation of
ТЕМ
surveys
468
11.3.3
Applications and case
histories
470
Electromagnetic Methods: Systems
and Applications II
495
12.1
Very-low-frequency (VLF) methods
495
12.1.1
Introduction
495
12.1.2
Principles of operation
495
12.1.3
Effect of topography on
VLF observations
498
12.1.4
Filtering and
interpretation of VLF data
498
12.1.5
Applications and case
histories
499
12.2
The telluric method
502
12.2.1
Principles of operation
502
12.2.2
Field measurements
503
12.3
The magnetotelluric (MT) method
505
12.3.1
Principles of operation
505
12.3.2
Field measurements
505
12.3.3
Interpretation methods
507
12.3.4
Applications
and case
histories
12.4
Magnetic Resonance Sounding
(MRS)
12.4.1
Principles of operation
12.4.2
Field measurements
12.4.3
Interpretation methods
12.4.4
Case histories
13
Introduction to Ground-Penetrating
Radar
13.1
Introduction
13.2
Principles of operation
13.3
Propagation of radiowaves
13.3.1
Theory
13.3.2
Energy loss and attenuation
13.3.3
Horizontal and vertical
resolution
13.4
Dielectric properties of earth
materials
13.5
Modes of data acquisition
13.5.1
Radar reflection
profiling
13.5.2
Wide-angle reflection and
refraction (WARR)
sounding
13.5.3
Trans-illumination or radar
tomography
13.6
Data processing
13.6.1
During data acquisition
13.6.2
Wide-angle reflection and
refraction (WARR)
sounding
13.6.3
Post-recording data
processing
13.7
Interpretation techniques
13.7.1
Basic interpretation
13.7.2
Quantitative analysis
13.7.3
Interpretational pitfalls
14
Ground-Penetrating Radar: Applications
and Case Histories
14.1
Geological mapping
14.1.1
Sedimentary sequences
14.1.2
Lacustrine environments
14.1.3
Geological faults
14.2
Hydrogeology
and groundwater
contamination
14.2.1
Groundwater
contamination
14.2.2
Mapping the water table
14.3
Glaciological applications
14.3.1
Polar ice sheets
14.3.2
Snow stratigraphy and
crevasse detection
14.3.3
Temperate glaciers
14.3.4
Glacial hazards
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519
519
522
525
525
535
535
537
539
539
540
544
546
552
552
14.4
Engineering applications on
manmade structures
14.4.1
Underground storage tanks
(USTs), pipes and cables
14.4.2
Transportation
infrastructure
14.4.3
Dams and embankments
14.4.4
Golf courses
14.5
Voids within manmade structures
14.5.1
Voids behind sewer linings
14.5.2
Buried crypts and cellars
14.5.3
Coastal defences
14.6
Archaeological investigations
14.6.1
Roman roads
14.6.2
Historical graves
14.6.3
Buried Roman structures
14.6.4
Burial mounds
14.7
Forensic uses of GPR
14.8
Wide-aperture radar mapping and
migration processing
14.9
Borehole radar
14.9.1
Hydrogeological
investigations
14.9.2
Mining
-/ ->
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14.10
UXO and
landmine detection
14.11
Animals
553
554
15
Radiometrics
556
15.1
Introduction
15.2
Natural
ι
radiation
15.2.1
Isotopes
556
15.2.2
a and
β
particles, and
γ
radiation
557
15.2.3
Radioactive decay series
560
and radioactive equilibria
560
15.2.4
Natural gamma-ray spectra
562
15.3
Radioactivity of rocks
562
15.4
Radiation detectors
15.4.1
Geiger-Müller
counter
565
15.4.2
Scintillometers
565
15.4.3
Gamma-ray spectrometers
565
15.4.4
Radon detectors
567
15.4.5
Seaborne systems
570
15.4.6
Borehole logging tools
15.5
Data correction methods
571
15.5.1
Detector calibration
15.5.2
Thorium source test
571
15.5.3
Dead time and live time
576
15.5.4
Geometric corrections
578
15.5.5
Environmental factors
578
15.5.6
Compton scattering
15.5.7
Terrain clearance
581
corrections
583
15.5.8
Radio-element ground
586
concentrations
15.6
Radiometrie
data presentation
587
588
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594
597
599
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60O
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603
603
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604
605
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607
609
612
613
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625
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635
635
15.7
CONTENTS
Case histories
636
Appendix
15.7.1
Mineral exploration
636
15.7.2
Engineering applications
638
References
15.7.3
Soil mapping
639
15.7.4
Nuclear waste disposal
Index
investigations
642
645
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| spelling | Reynolds, John M. Verfasser aut An introduction to applied and environmental geophysics John M. Reynolds 2. ed., 1. publ. Chichester [u.a.] Wiley-Blackwell 2011 XII, 696 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Geophysik (DE-588)4020252-5 gnd rswk-swf Seismologie (DE-588)4379341-1 gnd rswk-swf Geophysik (DE-588)4020252-5 s Seismologie (DE-588)4379341-1 s 1\p DE-604 DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 978-0-470-97501-5 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB 978-0-470-97544-2 Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022530835&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
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| title | An introduction to applied and environmental geophysics |
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| title_full | An introduction to applied and environmental geophysics John M. Reynolds |
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| title_short | An introduction to applied and environmental geophysics |
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