Research using Remote Thermal Tomography (RTT) of hydrogeological resources in Andalusia. 2009
Description
R&D research study of hydrogeological resources in Andalusia (Mediterranean basin, Atlantic basin and Sierra Norte de Sevilla) carried out by the company 'Técnicas de investigación hidrogeológica, S.A' (TIHGSA) for the Andalusian Water Agency with the intermediation of EGMASA (current Environment and Water Agency).
Remote Thermal Tomography (RTT) is a geophysical prospecting technique that applies remote sensing, along with geological, hydrogeological and geophysical interpretation for the investigation of deep hydrogeological resources (up to 4000 meters deep) on a regional scale. It is based on the analysis of the anomalies that exist in the terrestrial geothermal field that are reflected as a geophysical signal in the terrestrial surface thermal field, which is recorded by remote sensors. The work requires applying remote sensing techniques for the processing of satellite images and the elimination of surface thermal noise.
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Tags
- hidrodinámica
- agua-subterránea
- ortoimágenes
- campo-térmico
- ideandalucia
- fluidodinámica
- teledetección
- acuifero
- satélite
- hidrogeología
- sensor
- prospección-geofísica