| one publication added to basket [40311] | Marine geophysics
Jones, E.J.W. (1999). Marine geophysics. John Wiley and Sons: Chichester. ISBN 0-471-98694-1. VIII, 466 pp.
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VLIZ: Geology and Geophysics GEO.26 [103320]
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| Keywords |
Aquatic sciences > Marine sciences > Earth sciences > Oceanography
Aquatic sciences > Marine sciences > Geology > Marine geology
Earth sciences > Geophysics
Engineering > Offshore engineering
Exploration
Remote sensing
Surveying
Marine/Coastal |
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Provides a comprehensive review of techniques used to explore the oceans and examines what geophysical observations reveal about the structure and tectonics of the seabed and the Eartha s interior. Exploration of the oceans using geophysical methods has had a profound effect on the way we view the structure of the earth and its behaviour through geological time. Geophysics has also played a vital role in the search for petroleum and other natural resources lying beneath the seabed. This volume looks at: aeo the means of locating observations accurately and determining in detail the morphology of the sea floor aeo the powerful seismic techniques for imaging the Eartha s interior from shallow coastal areas to deep--sea trenches aeo the gravity and magnetic fields over the oceans, heat flow, electrical and radiometric methods and measurements in offshore boreholes aeo geophysical observations on the development of the modern oceans, the structure of their deep basins, and the nature of their aseismic and seismically active margins. This book will be of interest to marine scientists and advanced undergraduates and postgraduates following courses on, or undertaking research in, geophysics, marine geology, oceanography, physical sciences, remote sensing, marine surveying and offshore engineering. |
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