Sentences with phrase «deep earth»

The concentrations of the metals gained by carbonate ions during these interactions are of interest to those who study deep earth chemistry cycles.

While recruiting our teams, I have suggested to candidates that it may be helpful to think of Deep Earth Imaging as if it were a small start - up company, embedded within the larger CSIRO.

Currently as part of Deep Earth Imaging, CSIRO is looking to hire some of the best exploration geophysicists across the world to create a world - first «exploration geophysics hub».

This nucleus for collaboration will be a unique exploration and environmental geoscience capability hub in deep earth imaging — perhaps the first ever that crosses the boundaries of minerals, energy, water and data science.

«This is what we want to understand — and to mitigate,» says Shin «ichi Kuramoto, Director General for the Center for Deep Earth Exploration at JAMSTEC.

Rapid shifts in technology are paving the way for developing innovative and potentially revolutionary imaging technologies that can reduce risks in deep earth exploration, writes JONATHAN LAW

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«For the activity of the planet, deep Earth water is equally important to water on the surface,» Mookherjee said.

The USArray component of EarthScope is a continental - scale seismic and magnetotelluric observatory designed to provide a foundation for integrated studies of continental lithosphere and deep Earth structure over a wide range of scales.

Read both a national and industry perspective on Deep Earth Imaging, the opportunities for sourcing mineral, energy and groundwater resources, as well as some of CSIRO's other major investments that could benefit the minerals and mining industry.

«Rust under pressure could explain deep Earth anomalies.»

We're developing Deep Earth Imaging technology to allow geologists to create precise images of subsurface rock properties, as if the regolith material is transparent.

Aligned with the UNCOVER vision is CSIRO's new Deep Earth Imaging Future Science Platform.

This problem of seeing through cover is totally generic, and if Deep Earth Imaging solves this problem, it will have a positive impact on discovery in Australia and globally.

As important as the geophysicists will be the data scientists and software engineers, because Deep Earth Imaging is equally an exercise in developing predictive data analytics tools as it is about discovering subsurface phenomena.

-- Will it be a supernatural or magical world — trees that talk, land that can transform itself into different landscapes, deep earth caverns filled with prehistoric creatures?

Regarding Antarctica, virtually all of the sensationalized melting we hear about occurs in the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS), which lies directly above a 5,000 - mile - long fault / rift system where deep earth geothermal heat — not global warming — produces melting from below.

ASU graduate student Mingming Li in collaboration with ASU professors Allen McNamara and Ed Garnero developed new simulations that depict the dynamics of deep Earth.

In deep earth tones, the sweater features multi-colored stripes in the

Testing Herndon's wild idea, along with many other hypotheses, will require new and better tools designed for deep Earth exploration.

Center for Deep Earth Exploration, Japan Agency for Marine - Earth Science and Technology, Yokohama, Japan.

We're developing Deep Earth Imaging technology that will allow us to accurately map and discover deeply buried mineral, energy and water resources.

Technologies developed through CSIRO's new Deep Earth Imaging research will deliver the best results with broad collaboration, says a leading industry geoscientist, JON HRONSKY, of Western Mining Services.

There is no such thing as a silver bullet in our industry but if Deep Earth Imaging is successful in using available data to develop software that enables us to produce relatively high confidence geological models or maps of these concealed areas, it will help our industry be more effective, capable and competitive.

The science of Deep Earth Imaging will help us more precisely image subsurface rock properties to unlock the potential of this vast and relatively under - explored area.

Primordial reservoirs in the deep Earth, sampled by a small number of volcanic hotspots globally, have this ancient He - 3 / 4 signature.

The Earth, itself, recycles atmospheric gases into the deep Earth and back to the surface again, but on a much longer time scale.

In addition to providing further evidence of the drying out of the Mediterranean, the research also demonstrates the impact of climate change on the deep Earth.

In 20 minutes, the process replicates what the deep earth does to dead plants and animals over centuries, chopping long, complex molecular chains of hydrogen and carbon into short - chain molecules.

Second, large plumes of hot rock rise from the deepest reaches of the mantle, and the outlines of these structures can be seen in the deep Earth as well.

The physics of the deep Earth are complicated, so establishing the mantle's basic physical properties, such as density and viscosity, is an important step.

A team of scientists using a state - of - the - art UCLA instrument reports the discovery of a planetary - scale «tug - of - war» of life, deep Earth and the upper atmosphere that is expressed in atmospheric nitrogen.

First, many huge slabs of ocean crust that have been dragged down, or subducted, into the mantle can still be seen in the deep Earth.

Scientists have discovered a planetary - scale tug - of - war between life, deep Earth and the upper atmosphere that is expressed in atmospheric nitrogen.

The Deep Earth Water model is showing that, under extreme pressures down to 200 kilometers, water can dissolve many ions and host unexpected new reactions.

«Mantle minerals offer clues to deep Earth's composition.»

Seismic waves passing through the deep Earth suggested that beneath the broken skin of plates lies a 2800 - kilometer layer of rocky mantle overlying 3470 kilometers of molten and — at the center — solid iron.

Thus by understanding the properties of glasses at ultra-high pressures, researchers can gain insights into the melts» properties in the deep Earth's interior, providing a clearer view into the physical processes which made the Earth and might be still occurring today.

Megaplumes are squeezed out by the deep crust because plume water contains helium 3, an isotope that's rare at the surface but more common in deep Earth.

«If our estimation is correct, it means there's a large amount of water in the deep Earth,» says Hongzhan Fei at the University of Bayreuth in Germany.

The team combined laboratory experiments with real - world measurements of the mantle viscosity in the deep Earth to conclude that the rock must be saturated with water (Science Advances, DOI: 10.1126 / sciadv.1603024).

And another frontier is deep Earth itself.

Colin Barras's article on the newly discovered eukaryota among the deep earth biota was fascinating (27 April, p 36).

But the chondrite signatures are too heavy to explain the deep Earth samples, Hallis says.

THE deep Earth holds about the same amount of water as our oceans.