Volume 40. Electromagnetic Sounding of the Earth's Interior

Preface Part 1 EM sounding methods 1. Global 3-D EM induction in the solid Earth and the oceans (A. Kuvshinov) 1.1. Forward problem formulation 1.2. Basic 3-D Earth conductivity model 1.3. Ocean effect in Sq variations 1.4. Ocean effect of geomagnetic storms 1.5. Magnetic fields due to ocean tides 1.6. Magnetic fields due to ocean circulation 1.7. Mapping conductivity anomalies in the Earth's mantle from space 1.8. Conclusions 2. Magnetovariational method in deep geoelectrics (M. Berdichevsky, V. Dmitriev, N. Golubtsova, N. Mershchikova, and P. Pushkarev) 2.1. Introduction 2.2. On integrated interpretation of MV and MT data 2.3. Model experiments 2.4. MV-MT study of the cascadian subduction zone (EMSLAB experiment) 3. Shallow investigations by TEM-FAST technique: methodology and examples (P. Barsukov, E. Fainberg, E. Khabensky) 3.1. Introduction 3.2. Advantages of TEM in shallow depth studies 3.3. On the TEM-FAST technology 3.4. Transformation of E(t) data into ¡(h) 3.5. One-dimensional inversion and TEM-FAST's resolution 3.6. Joint inversion of TEM and DC soundings 3.7. Side effects in TEM sounding 3.7.1. Superparamagnetic effect in TEM 3.7.2. Effect of induced polarization 3.7.3. Antenna polarization effect (APE) 4. Seismoelectric methods of Earth study (B. Svetov) 4.1. Seismoelectric effect (SE) of the first kind 4.2. Seismoelectric effect of the second kind: historical outline and elements of theory 4.3. Physical interpretation of seismoelectric phenomena 4.4. Modeling of seism