Search Results - "NOGOVÁ, Ema"

Surface identification of undermined spaces with the use of soil radon emanometry by ANDRÁSSY, Erik, MOJZEŠ, Andrej, NOGOVÁ, Ema, ČANGEL, Ondrej

“…Several surface geophysical methods were used to study the displays of undermined spaces in their physical fields and to try to distinguish undermined from…”
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Effective combination of microgravimetry and geoelectrical methods in the detection of subsurface cavities in archaeological prospection – selected case-studies from Slovakia by Pašteka, Roman, Kušnirák, David, Wilken, Dennis, Putiška, René, Papčo, Juraj, Godová, Dominika, Zvara, Ivan, Nogová, Ema, Ondrášová, Lenka

“…This contribution is focused on a common utilization of microgravimetry (very precise and detailed gravimetry) and geoeletrical methods (ground penetrating…”
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The first pan-Alpine surface-gravity database, a modern compilation that crosses frontiers by Zahorec, Pavol, Papco, Juraj, PaÅ¡teka, Roman, Bielik, Miroslav, Bonvalot, Sylvain, Braitenberg, Carla, Ebbing, Jörg, Gabriel, Gerald, Gosar, Andrej, Grand, Adam, Götze, Hans-Jürgen, Hetényi, György, Holzrichter, Nils, Kissling, Edi, Marti, Urs, Meurers, Bruno, Mrlina, Jan, Nogová, Ema, Pastorutti, Alberto, Salaun, Corinne, Scarponi, Matteo, Sebera, Josef, Seoane, Lucia, Skiba, Peter, Szűcs, Eszter, Varga, Matej

“…The AlpArray Gravity Research Group (AAGRG), as part of the European AlpArray program, focuses on the compilation of a homogeneous surface-based gravity data…”
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Vertical gravity gradient in volcano monitoring – In situ measured or theoretical? (Campi Flegrei study) by Zahorec, Pavol, Papčo, Juraj, Nogová, Ema, Pašteka, Roman

“…We analyse the vertical gravity gradient (VGG) properties at calderas using the Campi Flegrei (CF) site in Italy. In situ observed VGG values can depart…”
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Creation of the first UXO detection test site in Slovakia at the Rohožník military training range by PAŠTEKA, Roman, KARCOL, Roland, KUŠNIRÁK, David, NOGOVÁ, Ema, ANDRÁSSY, Erik

“…In the development of geophysical methods for unexploded ordnance detection, a very important role is played by UXO test sites, where known ordnance and other…”
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