Using radar to detect oil in ice and snowGround penetrating radar has emerged as a valuable tool in locating spilled oil in Arctic onshore and offshore conditions Alan Bailey Petroleum News
In recent years the use of portable radar equipment, referred to as ground penetrating radar, has become a valuable technique for detecting oil that has been spilled in or under ice and snow in Arctic regions. And at the Dec. 18 meeting of the Alaska Geological Society, Esther Babcock, a geoscientis....
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