This manuscript describes a next generation airborne radar that has the potential for estimating 3-D winds and also delineating regions of ice and liquid in clouds. It takes advantage of phased array and dual-polarimetric radar technologies for retrieving winds and detecting ice and liquid regions respectively. Engineering discussion in this manuscript forms the basis for designing an optimal phased array radar system. Rapid scanning using a phased array is a critical design requirement. Hide

The paper presents the first results of ground penetrating radar investigation in the church in Kłodzko, Poland. The research was part of SEG Field Camp, which was organized by SEG Student Chapter Cracow and SEG Bucharest Student Chapter. The aim was to verify the presence of possible underground structures. Among the most important discoveries are previously unknown crypts. Results of the research might be helpful for future archeological excavations and other investigations in the church. Hide

A new investigation technique for magnetic data by a 2D dipping dike has been presented. The main interpretive parameters are: the depth to the top, exact origin, and the width of dipping dike. The comparison of the results with drilling information reported in the literature demonstrated the prevalence of the suggested method and its potential for solving magnetic problem, for example in china field example the depth to the top of dike is 22.24 m and from drilling information range from 22–25. Hide

Water monitoring in cities plays a crucial role in times of growing urbanization. The cosmic-ray neutron method is a unique instrument capable of sensing water storages in complex environments, non-invasively, continuously, autonomuously, and representatively in large areas. This study performs rigorous sensor intercomparison and uncertainty analysis to ensure reliable data quality, reveals spatial neutron patterns, and proposes a method to identify intercepted/evaporated water over paved ground. Hide

Saint Petersburg Observatory was founded as a geomagnetic branch of the Voyeikovo magnetic and meteorological observatory in the late 1960s. In 2012 the station was upgraded to INTERMAGNET standard and in 2016 it was officially certified as SPG INTERMAGNET magnetic observatory. The SPG data can be downloaded via intermagnet.org or geomag.gcras.ru. Hide

We present a new versatile datalogger that can be used because of remote control for a wide range of possible applications in geosciences like environmental and groundwater monitoring, or in applied geophysics. The recorded signals will be processed by a new Software approach, that will improve the data quality for very poor signal-to-noise ratios. We show this improvement by comparison with traditional Software algorithms processing synthetic datasets and real data collected in the field. Hide