Deep Electromagnetic Exploration

Electromagnetic waves in geophysics: A personal perspective.- Role of electromagnetics in probing the earth.- Antennas in the geophysical environment.- Dilemmas of MT interpretation, EM field distortion or real indication of resistivity distribution.- The Fennoscandian Shield: A treasure box for deep electromagnetic studies.- Magnetotelluric technique.- Rotation invariant magnetotelluric tensors: A case study from West Singhbhum (Bihar, India).- Magnetotelluric model of Singhbhum granite batholith.- Telluric field observations during the earth tremor activity near Gandipet (Hyderabad, India).- Deep electrical conductivity investigations in some geothermal areas of India.- Frontier technologies for hydrocarbon exploration-electrical conductivity reference exploration (ECRE).- Technology and some results of deep electromagnetic soundings in the former USSR.- Direct current resistivity traversing across Singhbhum shear zone near Ghatshila-Mosabani (eastern India).- Oceanic mantle conductivity structure determined from magnetotelluric data: Hollister revisited.- Methods for the analysis and interpretation of the sea floor electromagnetic fields.- On the design of ocean bottom electrometer.- EM sounding of sea bottom around Indian peninsula.- Electromagnetic migration.- Numerical modelling in electromagnetic induction.- Thin-sheet modelling for deep electromagnetic studies in the Fennoscandian Shield.- The generation and thermal and electromagnetic effects of rising melt in a three-dimensional subducting lithospheric slab model.- Fast difference-differential modelling for geophysical electrodynamics.- The 2- and 3-D modelling of EM induction and current chanelling in the Saurashtra and adjoining regions.- Magnetotelluric response on a layered earth with non-monotonic resistivity distribution.- Application of robust estimation of transfer functions for a magnetovariational array in Eastern India.- Geophysical inversion.- Crustal resistivity inversion using global