geophysical

Examples of geophysics

geophysics
Information on this form is naturally absent in the problems of geophysics.
Time-series analysis is routinely found in physics, electronics, geophysics, astrophysics, climatology, computer science and biometric applications.
The selection of papers presented addresses aspects of the entire spectrum of geotectonic research from geology to geophysics, from field-based observations to modelling approaches.
Examples include the inverse problem in geophysics and the computation of bistatic radar cross sections.
Solutions of (1) and (2) have a broad range of applications in thermonuclear fusion research, geophysics, solar physics and astrophysics.
The book will be an enjoyable read for any curious non-specialist, and interesting background (though probably too wordy) for an undergraduate in geology or geophysics.
Their aim was to present an integrated approach to granite studies using geophysics, geochemistry, experimental petrology, structural geology, scale modelling and field geology.
Finally, new correct statements of inverse problems with unknown incident waves are of great interest in geophysics.
Many fundamental processes are of common interest and engineers can learn much from what has been done in geophysics and vice versa.
Much work on radial basis functions on spheres which we have only touched upon in this article originates from those applications of geophysics.
These include structural acoustics, the acoustic microscope and wave interactions in geophysics.
The chapter on the geophysics of coal is a little out of place and may have been better included in exploration techniques.
Two members went on to success in geology or geophysics, and two in medicine.
This is the standard way of handling kernels in these situations, and there is a huge literature on such methods, including applications to geophysics.
However, the treatment of facies may be sufficient to provide somebody with a background in geophysics with the basics of this broad topic.
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