This paper reviews the recent geophysical literature addressing the estimation of saturated
hydraulic conductivity (K) from static low frequency electrical measurements (electrical …

In this paper we review threshold behaviour in environmental systems, which are often
associated with the onset of floods, contamination and erosion events, and other …

Geophysical inversion methods are used as part of an interpretation process that seeks to
differentiate geologic units. To improve the reliability of geologic differentiation based on …

Crosshole radar techniques are important tools for a wide range of geoscientific and
engineering investigations. Unfortunately, the resolution of crosshole radar images may be …

Crosshole radar tomography is a useful tool in diverse investigations in geology,
hydrogeology, and engineering. Conventional tomograms provided by standard ray-based …

Predictive groundwater modeling requires accurate information about aquifer
characteristics. Geophysical imaging is a powerful tool for delineating aquifer properties at …

Multiphysics imaging or data inversion is of growing importance in many branches of
science and engineering. In geophysical sciences, there is a need for combining information …

This study presents an application of an innovative sampling strategy to assess soil moisture
dynamics in a headwater of the Weißeritz in the German eastern Ore Mountains. A …

Geocellular modeling has become extremely important, linking all petroleum disciplines,
and being widely used in simulation and production forecasting in complex basin studies. In …

Cross‐hole radar tomography is a useful tool for map** shallow subsurface electrical
properties viz. dielectric permittivity and electrical conductivity. Common practice is to invert …