Airborne surveys and monitoring of the Earth
Scope
Airborne surveys are useful to better understand the whole and/or the detailed structures of the Earth and their variations. They can be implemented from a traditional manned and newly-developed unmanned aircraft to efficiently map very large or remote areas with difficult access. We invite studies on instrumentation, processing, modeling or inversion and applications of airborne surveys.
Convener
Shigeo Okuma
s.okuma@aist.go.jp
Co-Convener
Toru Mogi, Jiro Segawa
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May 24th STT054 Room: Convention Hall
Core Time: PM1
The colored are the invited.
Presentation Number Title (PDF download) Presenter Authors
STT054-P01 Magnetic constraints on the shallow subsurface structure of the Fukui Plain Shigeo Okuma Shigeo Okuma,
Masahiko Makino,
Tadashi Nakatsuka
STT054-P02 Three dimensional resistivity modeling for the GREATEM survey data Sabry Abd Allah Sabry Abd Allah,
Toru Mogi,
Akira Jomori et al.
STT054-P03 Application of the airborne electromagnetic survey in landslide survey Youichi Yuuki Youichi Yuuki,
Fumiya Nakayama,
yasuhiro fujisawa
STT054-P04 Coseismic Displacement Measurement of The 2010 El Mayor, Mexico Earthquake Using Satellite Optical Images Masashi Matsuoka Masashi Matsuoka,
Shinsuke Kodama
STT054-P05 Observations of temperature distributions in Sakurajima volcano crater using airborne hyperspectral scanner Tetsuya Jitsufuchi Tetsuya Jitsufuchi
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