Despite being rich in water resources, many areas of South East Asia face difficulties in
securing clean water supply. This is particularly problematic in regions with a rapidly …

Airborne electromagnetic (AEM) data have proven successful for the purpose of near-
surface geological mapping and are increasingly being collected worldwide. However …

A direct current (DC) resistivity and time domain induced polarization (TDIP) survey was
undertaken at a decommissioned landfill site situated in Hørløkke, Denmark, for the purpose …

From the first use of airborne electromagnetic (AEM) systems for remote sensing in the
1950s, AEM data acquisition, processing and inversion technology have rapidly developed …

Reprocessing of regional-scale airborne electromagnetic data is used to build a 3D
geological model of the Nasia sub-basin, northern Ghana. The resulting 3D geological …

Airborne electromagnetic (AEM) survey data was used to supplement geotechnical
investigations for a highway construction project in Norway. Heterogeneous geology …

In this paper, we present an original synthesis of recent hydrogeological studies of the
Galápagos Islands. We compare and contrast hydrological data from two Galápagos …

Airborne electromagnetic methods provide detailed subsurface resistivity imaging over
extensive areas. The inversion of electromagnetic measurements can be conducted with a …

Due to their complex structure and the difficulty of collecting data, the hydrogeology of
basaltic islands remains misunderstood, and the Galapagos islands are not an exception …

Present-day volcano imaging and monitoring relies primarily on ground surface and satellite
remote sensing observations. The overall understanding of the volcanic edifice and its …