Application of georadiolocation in hydrology
About authors
- 1 — Ph.D. Assistant Professor Saint-Petersburg State Universuty
- 2 — Ph.D. Assistant Professor Saint-Petersburg State Universuty
- 3 — Bachelor Saint-Petersburg State Universuty
- 4 — Ph.D. Assistant Professor Saint-Petersburg State Universuty
- 5 — Ph.D. Assistant Professor Saint-Petersburg State Universuty
Abstract
Georadiolocation is an effective tool to explore fresh water basins. When georadar is transported along the water surface by a small boat the bottom profile and the thickness of bottom sediments can be determined as well as sunk objects can be discovered. Investigation of a boundary between fresh and saline water in the estuaries of the rivers flown into the sea is a new field of georadars application. There is a possibility to determine damping factor, water electrical conductivity and, hence, water mineralization with the use of reflected signal amplitude.
Область исследования:
Geophysics
Funding:
None
References
- Bobrov N.Yu. On the possibility of georadiolocation application for hydrological investigations in the river mouth areas / N.Yu.Bobrov, V.V.Dmitriev, S.S.Krylov, T.V.Parshina, G.V.Pryahina, I.V.Fedorova // Vestnik of SPbSU. Series7. Geography and Geology. 2008. Issue 2, pp.76-81.
- Petrovsky A.D. Radiowave methods in subsurface geophysics. M.: Nedra, 1971. 224 p.
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