• Hauck Christian

• Hauck Christian
• Mollaret Coline

The topics of the course cover several different geophysical methods, including Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT, or geoelectrics), seismics, radar techniques (e.g. GPR) and electromagnetic induction methods and their application to different geographical, environmental, hydrological, geological, geomorphological and cryospheric problems.

The course includes a short introduction into the theory of applied geophysical methods, the specifics of their handling and data acquisition, data processing and examples from different field studies. The course includes also an introduction into practical work in the field.

The students may also choose an applied geophysical field work project within the course SGG.00443 (Project in Cryosphere and Geomorphology).

The course is planned for end of July 2019 and will very likely take place in a mountain hut in the Swiss Alps.

For any further information, please contact Professor Christian Hauck.

- - - - Requirement for students from other Swiss universities - - - -

The participation to the course and the registration for the exam are conditional to the enrollment as BENEFRI or guest students. At the beginning of the semester at latest :

- Students from the universities of Bern and Neuchâtel (BENEFRI) are invited to follow the steps of the procedure described on gestens.unifr.ch/sc/pub/d/info/base.asp?page=10508 in order to be identified as BENEFRI students.

- Students from other Swiss universities are invited to follow the procedure described on www.unifr.ch/admission/en/futur/host/enscompl in order to be enrolled as guest students.