The planning and execution of small scale surveys, of the type employed in engineering, groundwater and environmental site evaluations, is featured. The integrated interpretation of different data types is emphasized. A background in calculus and general physics is required. Part two of a two part course on the theoretical and practical aspects of geophysical data collection. The planning and execution of small scale surveys, of the type employed in engineering, groundwater and environmental site evaluations, is featured.
Advantage is taken of both the similarities and complimentary behaviors of seismic and radar waves.
I, is emphasized in interpretation. A background in calculus and general physics is required. The application of GIS to geologic, geophysical and environmental problems. Theoretical and practical aspects of fitting mathematical models to data in geophysics. Topics covered include the inversion of both discrete systems and integral equations, for linear and nonlinear relationships between data and parameters.