Applied to resource exploration, site investigation, and understanding regional crustal structures.
Including resistivity and induced polarization, often used for mineral prospecting, hydrogeology, and mapping contaminants. Applied Geophysics (Geology 319 / 829)
An Introduction to Applied and Environmental Geophysics by . Applied to resource exploration
Based on course materials from similar offerings, students can expect the following grade distribution: 55% Assignments: 25% Mid-term Exam: 15% Class Participation/Quizzes: 5% Recommended Reference Materials often used for mineral prospecting
Applied Geophysics by . geophysical techniques and their applications in mining
The course is commonly offered at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) , where the dual-numbering reflects its availability for both undergraduate (319) and graduate (829) students. Course Overview
Standard textbooks often used for this level of applied geophysics include: Principles of Applied Geophysics by .