Fault Line Extraction

Iron ore Streaks Simultaneously by Using Remote Sensing Technique : A Part from the Book Chapter : Identification of Iron Ore Mine and Structural Lineaments Extraction by Using Remote Sensing Technique, Iran: A Case Study of the Sangan Khaf Iron Ore Mine

Finally, the method was used to show the fault lines, which were extracted using ASTER and Landsat-8 satellite images. Shovan Lal Chattoraj, discussed the importance of remote sensing in mineral exploration in potential iron ore-rich areas. In this research, the integration of remote sensing, gravity and geochemical data for iron ore exploration in Alwar Basin,…

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Weathered Granite Residuum

Major part of the watershed : A Part from the Book Chapter : Delineation of Fractured Aquifer Using Numerical Analysis (Factor) of Resistivity Data in a Granite Terrain

The geology of the study area under discussion mainly comprises of pink orthoclase feldspathic granite with different degree of weathering resulting in vertical and oblique joints and fractures. The soil thickness varies from 20 cm in the elevated part to a maximum of 4 m in valleys and plains. The soil is mostly loamy, sandy…

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NTCM-GL

Global Ionospheric Map : A Part from the Book Chapter : Estimation of foF2 Using Global Model of Ionospheric Slab Thickness (GMIST) During January 15, 2022 Tonga Eruption

Gerzen et al. have used Neustrelitz global TEC model (NTCM-GL) to simulate TEC and the Neustrelitz Peak Density Model (NPDM) to generate NmF2. Based on these two ionospheric parameters, they model ionospheric slab thickness. Then, ionospheric slab thick ness model was employed for NmF2 estimation from operational GNSS global TEC model. Validation of the NmF2…

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Two-Layered Conducting Earth : A Part from the Book Chapter : Exact Solution of Far-Region Scattering Electromagnetic Fields by a Dipole Antenna Located on a Planar Multi-Layered Earth

The geometric model under consideration is established in The Cartesian coordinate system (x,y,z) with z-axis directed vertically down is regarded, additionally the cylindrical polar coordinate system (ρ,φ,z) is employed for formulate the basic field equations. The source is a VMD placed directly on the earth’s surface (a planar two-layered conducting earth), whose magnetic moment is…

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DP2 Magnetic Disturbances : A Part from the Book Chapter : The Solar Wind Impact on Magnetosphere and Identification of the IMF by Component with Use of the Ground-Based Magnetic Data

System of ionospheric currents responsible for DP2 magnetic disturbances, consists of two vortices, roughly symmetrical relative to the Sun-Earth line, with the sunward-directed currents in the central polar cap, the current focuses being located in the morning and evening sectors of the auroral zone poleward boundary. Multi-functional analysis of relationships between the polar cap magnetic…

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Paleoecology and Paleoceanography

Paleoecology and Paleoceanography : A Part from the Book Chapter : Foraminifera Proxy of Short Core Samples: A Retrospective Study of Ecological Development of Surabaya and Bali Semi-enclosed Bay, Indonesia

The concept of using organisms such as foraminifera that are widely used as a geologically, chemically and biologically proxies on specific environments was very interesting in the paleoecology and paleoceanography reconstruction. Recent benthic foraminifera has been used to provide environmental interpretations to quantify certain selected parameters, especially dissolved oxygen and the flux of organic carbon….

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The morphostratigraphic

The morphostratigraphic study: A Part from the Book Chapter : Retreat of the Shoreline in the Gulf of Castellammare di Stabia (Gulf of Napoli, Southern Italy)

The Sarno River is a resurgent river and its solid contribution has always been relatively modest, the exception being the periods of volcanic activity. It originates from the Palazzo, Santa Marina and Cerola springs; two other springs – the San Mauro and the Santa Marina di Lavorate – are practically exhausted due to the excessive…

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Urdari Lake

Urdari Lake, the one considered in the present study : A Part from the Book Chapter : Ecological Approach on Investigating the Open Pit Lakes Developed in Oltenia Mining Region: A Case Study of Urdari Lake, Romania

Urdari Lake, the one considered in the present study, began to form at the end of 2003 – beginning of 2004, with the cessation of productive activities and the withdrawal of equipments from the open-pit of the same name, in the gap formed between the final slopes of the open-pit and those of the inner…

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The Red Sea

The Red Sea: Characteristics and Climate : A Part from the Book Chapter : Seasonal Variability of Mixed Layer Depth in the Red Sea

The Red Sea is a typical semi-enclosed narrow basin connected to the Indian Ocean through the Gulf of Aden. It is one of the important deep water formation regions, and its signature reaches far south, into the Indian Ocean. The Red Sea is surrounded by extremely hot arid lands and has a relatively strong evaporation…

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Potentilla reptans L.

A Growing Interest in the Advancement of So-Called Functional Foods has Validated : A Part from The Book Chapter : Phytochemical and Antimicrobial Study of Crude Extracts of Herbal Potentilla reptans L.

In recent years, a growing interest in the advancement of so-called functional foods has validated that they show physiological benefits in addition to nutritional and energetic, for instance, antihypertensive, antioxidant, or anti-inflammatory. Among the various compounds with functional properties, antioxidants are the topmost widely studied. These compounds can play an immense and pivotal role in…

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