Applied Geophysics

Published Papers

1. Geologic and geophysical character of fracture zones in a Tertiary carbonate aquifer, Florida
   Stewart, Mark; Wood, John
   Investigations in Geophysics, v.5, p.235-243
   1991
   
2. Geochemical evidence of a thermal component in the groundwater of the San Juan Londo Valley, Baja California Sur, Mexico
   Prol-Ledesma, R. M.; Ortega, A.
   Transactions - Geothermal Resources Council, v.12, p.137-141
   1988
   
3. Thickness of Cenozoic deposits and groundwater storage capacity of the westernmost part of the Las Vegas Valley, Nevada, inferred from gravity data
   Langenheim, V. E.; Jachens, R. C.
   Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey 29
   1996
   
4. Application of combined geophysical and hydrogeological techniques to groundwater exploration; a case study of Showak- Wad Elhelew area, eastern Sudan
   Ibrahim, K. E.; Hussein, M. T.; Giddo, I. M.
   Journal of African Earth Sciences, and the Middle East, v.15, n.1, p.1-10
   1992
   
5. Bulk porosity in lithophysal zones above the static water level at Yucca Mountain, Nevada, calculated from borehole gravity and gamma-gamma density logs
   Muller, D. C.; Spengler, R. W.
   International Symposium on Borehole Geophysics for Minerals, Geotechnical, and Groundwater Applications, v.3, p.29-51
   1989
   
6. Geophysical investigation of an unconsolidated coastal plain aquifer system and the underlying bedrock geology in central New Jersey
   Sandberg, Stewart K.; Hall, David W.
   Investigations in Geophysics, v.5, p.311-320
   1991
   
7. Geophysical studies of Cedar Bog
   Wolfe, Paul J.; Richard, Benjamin H.
   Investigations in Geophysics, v.5, p.281-288
   1991
   
8. Combined analysis of gravity and magnetic anomaly data in landfill investigations
   Hinze, W. J.; Roberts, R. L.; Leap, D. I.
   Investigations in Geophysics, v.5, p.267-272
   1991
   
9. Application of the gravity method to the investigation of a landfill in glaciated Midcontinent, USA; a case history
   Roberts, R. L.; Hinze, W. J.; Leap, D. I.
   Investigations in Geophysics, v.5, p.253-259
   1991
   
10. Types of surface- and borehole-geophysical equipment and methods used in hydrologic and geologic investigations in New Jersey
    Lacombe, Pierre J.
    Annual Field Conference - Geological Association of New Jersey, v.7, p.L1-L4
    1990
    
11. A proposal for a geophysical detection method of the groundwater surface variations caused by sea water intrusion; first experimental results
    Canziani, R.; Pel Gaudio, V.; Mascia, U.; Ruina, G.
    Geologia Applicata e Idrogeologia, v.18, n.2, p.81-87
    1983
    
12. Geophysical investigations of groundwater structures in the Upper Nile Province, Sudan Republic
    Orlicky, O.; Plancar, J.; Vybiral, V.; Zak, D.; El Mahdi, A. E. M. M.; Idris, A. A.; Salama, S. R. B.; Hasan, S. A.; Beit El Mal, J.; Omer, S. H.; Ali, Z. M.
    Sbornik Geologickych Ved. Uzita Geofyzika = Journal of Geological Sciences. Applied Geophysics, v.17, p.121-154
    1981
    
13. Groundwater exploration and development techniques
    Willis, R. F.
    Journal - American Water Works Association, v.71, n.10, p.556- 561
    1979
    
14. Gravity exploration for groundwater in the Bara Basin, Sudan
    Ali, H. O.; Whiteley, R. J.
    Geoexploration, v.19, n.2, p.127-141
    1981
    
15. A combination of electrical resistivity, seismic refraction, and gravity measurements for groundwater exploration in Sudan
    van Overmeeren, R. A.
    Geophysics, v.46, n.9, p.1304-1313
    1981
    
16. Groundwater exploration strategies and exploration geophysics
    Patangay, N. S.
    Geoviews, v.7, n.1, p.21-33
    1980
    
17. Gravity exploration for groundwater and bedrock topography in glaciated areas
    Carmichael, R. S.; Henry, G., Jr.
    Geophysics, v.42, n.4, p.850-859
    1977
    
18. Nano variations in gravity due to seasonal groundwater movements; implications for the gravitational detection of tectonic movements
    Lambert, A.; Beaumont, C.
    J. Geophys. Res., v.82, n.2, p.297-306
    1977
    
19. A combination of gravity and seismic refraction measurements, applied to groundwater exploration near Taltal, Province of Antofagasta, Chile
    Thirlaway, H. I. S.
    Geophys. Prospect. (The Hague), v.23, n.4, p.799
    1975
    
20. A combination of gravity and seismic refraction measurements, applied to groundwater explorations near Taltal, Province of Antofagasta, Chile
    van Overmeeren, R. A.
    Geophys. Prospect. (The Hague), v.23, n.2, p.248-258
    1975
    
21. Integration of geophysical methods of groundwater exploration in the prairie provinces, Canada [with discussion]
    Lennox, D. H.; Carlson, V.
    Can., Geol. Surv., Econ. Geol. Rep. No. 26, p. 517-537 (incl. Fr. sum.), illus. (incl. sketch maps)
    1970
    
22. Induced gravity anomalies and rock-burst risk in coal mines; a case history
    Casten, U.; Fajklewicz, Z.
    Geophysical Prospecting, v.41, n.1, p.1-13
    1993
    
23. Induced gravity anomalies and seismic energy as a basis for prediction of mining tremors
    Fajklewicz, Z.; Jakiel, K.
    Pure and Applied Geophysics, v.129, n.3-4, p.535-552
    1989
    
24. Results of prediction of rock bursts and rock mass deformations by the microgravity method
    Fajklewicz, Z.; Jakiel, K.; Ostrowski, C.
    Transactions of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers, Incorporated (AIME), v.280, p.1862-1864
    1986
    
25. Microgravimetric investigations of discontinuous tectonics of the building foundation
    Fajklewicz, Z.; Madej, J.; Mortimer, Z.; Sliz, J.; Radominski, J.
    Acta Geophysica Polonica, v.33, n.1, p.67-82
    1985
    
26. Origin of the anomalies of gravity and its vertical gradient over cavities in brittle rock
    Fajklewicz, Z.
    Geophysical Prospecting, v.34, n.8, p.1233-1254
    1986
    
27. Rock-burst forecasting and genetic research in coal-mines by microgravity method
    Fajklewicz, Z.
    Geophysical Prospecting, v.31, n.5, p.748-765
    1983
    
28. Gravity vertical gradient measurements for the detection of small geologic and anthropogenic forms
    Arzi, A. A.; Fajklewicz, Z. J.
    Geophysics, v.42, n.5, p.1066-1069
    1977
    
29. Gravity vertical gradient measurements for the detection of small geologic and anthropogenic forms
    Thyssen-Bornemisza, S.; Fajklewicz, Z. J.
    Geophysics, v.42, n.4, p.872-876
    1977
    
30. Gravity vertical gradient measurements for the detection of small geologic and anthropogenic forms
    Fajklewicz, Z. J.
    Geophysics, v.41, n.5, p.1016-1030
    1976
    

1. Gravity exploration for groundwater and buried bedrock topography in glaciated areas
   Carmichael, R. S.
   Eos (Am. Geophys. Union, Trans.), v.57, n.10, p.754 Second Midwest regional meeting of the AGU
   1976
   
2. Segmentation of Reelfoot Rift as evidenced by geophysics, groundwater, and stream lineations
   Stearns, R. G.; Wyatt, D. E.; Reesman, A. L.
   Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, v.17, n.5, p.328
   1985
   
3. Integration of geoscientific techniques and future trends in groundwater exploration programmes
   Venkataramana, N.
   Annual Convention and Seminar on Exploration Geophysics, v.13, p.A22
   1987
   
4. Investigation and prediction of earth fissures related to groundwater withdrawal, Phoenix, Arizona
   Larson, M. K.; Pewe, T. L.
   Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, v.14, n.4, p.179
   1982
   
5. Gravity changes associated with groundwater level variations at Beppu, Japan
   Fukuda, Y.; Mawatari, H.; Yusa, Y.; Hunt, T. M.
   International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, General Assembly, v.21, Week B, p.32
   1995
   
6. Geophysics in engineering and groundwater; a review
   Nelson, J. S.
   Soc. Explor. Geophys., Annu. Int. Meet., Abstr., n.48, p.63
   1978
   
7. Regional gravity and aeromagnetic surveys applied to groundwater studies in the southwestern United States [abs.]
   Mabey, Don R.
   v. 46, no. 1, p. 78
   1965
   
8. Sources of fluoride in groundwater in North Queensland, Australia
   Habermehl, M. A.; Lau, J. E.; MacKenzie, D. E.; Wellman, P.
   Abstracts - Geological Society of Australia, v.41, p.176
   1996
   
9. Groundwater geophysics in the Republic of Botswana, Africa
   Shields, Gordon W.
   Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, v.23, n.5, p.124
   1991
   
10. Combining Landsat and geophysical data for mineral and groundwater exploration in the Tucson area, Arizona, and Sonora
    Hastings, D. A.
    Geophysics, v.49, n.5, p.617
    1984
    

1. Use of geophysics in groundwater exploration in Massachusetts
   Bruehl, D. H.
   p.87-90
   1982
   
2. Survey of groundwater and mineral resources, Cyprus
   United Nations Development Programme.
   231 p., illus. (incl. geol. maps), New York
   1970
   

1. T-wave, a computer code for analyzing the nonsteady gravity decay of a groundwater anomaly - ucrl-50830
   Korver, John A.
   1970
   

1. Groundwater resource potential of diabase dikes in the Durham Triassic Basin
   Payne, Robert A.
   87
   1984
   
2. Geologic and gravimetric investigation of the South Lake Tahoe groundwater basin, California
   Blum, Justin Lawrence
   unknown
   1979
   
3. A geophysical survey using gravity methods to delineate the bedrock surface in Madison County, Ohio
   Fetner, Robert Hudson
   124
   1994
   
4. Ka-waiola-a-Umi Aquifer, Hawai'i; a hydrogeological characterization
   Duarte, Thomas Ka'eo
   94
   1995
   
5. Defining parameters in gravity exploration for groundwater
   Reagan, Jeffrey F.
   96
   1974
   
6. Geophysical applications to the development of a groundwater model of Washoe Valley, Nevada
   Petersen, Ronald Clayton
   123
   1993
   
7. A multi-technique geophysical approach to the study of landfills and potential groundwater contamination
   Roberts, Roger Lee
   247
   1989
   
8. Integrated geophysical investigation of a shallow aquifer at Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Denver, Colorado
   White, Nicholas E.
   146
   1995
   
9. Mapping porosity variations using microgravity monitoring in the Blaine Aquifer, southwestern Oklahoma
   Mokkapati, Sreenivas Venkata
   80
   1995
   
10. Delineation of the Seven Mile Creek buried valley between the cities of Somerville and Collinsville, Ohio, using gravity and an analysis of the area's groundwater resources
    Christie, Michael Alexander
    106
    1986
    
11. A geological-geophysical groundwater study for Negaunee Township, Marquette County, Michigan
    Supina, R. D.
    1974
    

1. Rising water table case for a homogeneous profile
   Awadalla, S.
   p.B1-B15
   1987
   
2. Dolomitic aquifer southeast of Pretoria as an emergency groundwater supply
   Bredenkamp, D. B.; Foster, M. B. J.; Wiermans, F. E.
   Memoires - Association Internationale des Hydrogeologues = Memoires - International Association of Hydrogeologists, v.17, n.1, p.761-772
   1985
   
3. Geophysical instruments for groundwater exploration
   Varadarajan, G.
   p.280-315
   1977