The Magnetotelluric (MT) method is used to estimate the conductivity distribution in earth interior by measuring natural time varying orthogonal components of horizontal electric and magnetic fields on the earth's surface. ...

Electrical resistivity structures at four selected regions were deciphered from 3D inversion of Magnetotelluric (MT), Radio Magnetotelluric (RMT) and Direct Current Resistivity (DCR) data recorded in Uttarakhand, India. ...

Rocks of the Lower Paleozoic marine sequence occur in the Tethyan Zone of the Himalaya with exposures in Kashmir, Spiti, (Himachal Pradesh) and Kumaon-Garhwal (Uttar Pradesh) regions of India. Although, these sediments ...

Large-diameter wells are extensively used in many parts of the world. The low cost and simplicity of their construction and operation are the main reasons for their extensive use. Another important advantage of these ...

Earthquakes are the most unexpected and devastating natural phenomenon occurring on Earth. Uncertainty involved in time and place of their occurrence has intrigued scientists globally but still years of research have ...

The thesis presents a detailed account of the analysis of an ASTER dataset of a mineralized region in northwest India, the Khetri Copper Belt. ASTER acquires data in the geologically important wavelength regions of the ...

Himalaya is the most seismically active region in the world. This is the results of collision between the Indian and Eurasian plate, which is still, operated. The collision of these continental plates results in crustal ...

The Sub-Himalaya Zone (SHZ) in the northwestern Himalayas represents a foreland basin containing a sequence of Tertiary sedimentary rocks. It is separated from the Indo- Gangetic plains in the south by the Main Frontal ...

In the Indian Peninsula, Vindhyan Basin is one of the largest sedimentary basins. Since Riphean time-frame, • the Vindhyan Supergroup (VSG) became so deep rooted that even some glaring fossil records (e.g. Shukla and ...

Characterisation of organic matter in lake sediments provides a variety of geochemical proxies to understand the source and depositional history of organic matter in lacustrine environments. The four lakes namely Nainital, ...