Existing sets of magnetovariational data from the large numbers of sites distributed across the peninsular India and those in the Bay of Bengal are reanalysed to obtain inter-site vertical and horizontal field transfer ...

Aeromagnetic data, covering 600,000 km2 of Central India, have been analysed for the first time to throw light on the various tectonic blocks of the region, ranging in age from the Archean to the present. Existing geotectonic ...

Ground magnetic surveys were conducted over the Mahanadi basin covering an area of 21.000 km'. Both total field and vertical field data were collected at 5 km interval, mainly to study the deeper regional features. Total ...

Number of geophysical investigations were conducted, as a part of the DST sponsored project, to study the seismotectonics of the Bhuj earthquakes affected region. Magnetic total field and vertical field values were collected ...

Multidimensional scaling is a powerful technique for analysis of data. The latitudinal dependence of geomagnetic field variation in horizontal component (H) during magnetic storms is analysed in this paper by employing ...

[1] Magnetotelluric studies in the NW Himalayan region have shown anomalously high conductance of about 20,000 siemens in the crust beneath the Indus Tsangpo suture (ITS) and the adjoining Tso-Morari dome in the depth range ...

Degree-sheet aeromagnetic maps of Dharwar craton were digitized closely along contours and re-gridded at 2.5 km interval to obtain an image map, after removal of International Geomagnetic Reference Field. The total field ...

Tectonics in the Himalayan foothills is a result of the compressional forces active since the collision between Indian and Eurasian plates and is best understood as a combination of thin skin tectonics and the basement ...

To give insight into the mass balance and future behaviour of the Schirmacher Glacier (Central Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica), two GPS campaigns were made during the summer season during 2003 and 2004. GPS data were ...