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Journal of Environmental & Engineering Geophysics; June 2005; v. 10; issue. p. 77-79; DOI: 10.2113/JEEG10.2.77
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MASW, The Wave of the Future Editorial

Doug Crice

Geostuff, 12996 Somerset Drive Grass Valley, CA 95945 U.S.A., Email: dcrice{at}geostuff.com http://www.geostuff.com

Revolutionary innovations in geophysical methods develop when instruments, techniques, or software evolve to make them possible. A few of these cause dramatic changes in the types of surveys and analysis done. Past examples were shallow reflection surveys and scanning resistivity pseudo-sections. The author believes that surface wave surveys will cause a similar, perhaps extraordinary paradigm shift in geophysics because of the usefulness and interpretability of the data, and the potential for dramatically higher productivity.






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