Stratygrafia radarowa – metoda analizy danych georadarowych 3D w badaniu środowisk sedymentacyjnych na przykładzie osadów rzecznych = Radar stratigraphy – a method for analysing 3D GPR data in sedimentary environments as exemplified by fluvial sediments

Żuk, Tomasz; Sambrook Smith, Gregory H.

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Stratygrafia radarowa – metoda analizy danych georadarowych 3D w badaniu środowisk sedymentacyjnych na przykładzie osadów rzecznych = Radar stratigraphy – a method for analysing 3D GPR data in sedimentary environments as exemplified by fluvial sediments Żuk, TomaszSambrook Smith, Gregory H.

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Przegląd Geograficzny T. 87 z. 3 (2015)

Żuk, Tomasz ; Sambrook Smith, Gregory H.

radar stratigraphy ; ground penetrating radar ; sedimentary architecture ; facial models

Stratygrafia radarowa jest metodą interpretacji danych georadarowych zebranych na potrzeby badania budowy osadów klastycznych. Jej zastosowanie umożliwia przeprowadzenie obiektywnej interpretacji danych i prezentację wyników w sposób ilościowy. Metoda ta dostarcza informacji na temat architektury osadów o wysokiej rozdzielczości (rzędu decymetrów), które pozwalają na wyciągnięcie wniosków na temat procesów przebiegających w chwili depozycji. Ponieważ budowa osadów ma nieodłącznie charakter przestrzenny, ważną zaletą stratygrafii radarowej jest możliwość dokonania klasyfikacji i interpretacji środowiskowej facji na podstawie danych trójwymiarowych. Takie dane dostarczają wysokorozdzielczych informacji na temat cyklicznych procesów erozji i depozycji, nieosiągalnych za pomocą tradycyjnych metod, takich jak wiercenia, płytkie wkopy czy odsłonięcia. Autorzy zwięźle prezentują historię i założenia stratygrafii radarowej oraz na przykładzie ze środowiska rzecznego demonstrują zalety zastosowania jej do danych 3D w procesie interpretacji rozkładu facji osadowych.

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