After successful completion of the course, students are able to use geophysical methods for the monitoring of biogeochemical and environmental processes such as soil-plants interactions, delineation of contaminant plumes or the evaluation of remediation techniques
Along the course three main components are revised:
1) The use of geophysical methods to delineate hydraulic properties and soil-roots interactions
2) The characterizaiton of organic-contaminants by means of spectral induced polarization imaging
3) Monitoring natural and stimulated biogeochemical activity for groundwater remediation
Registration in the TISS system is needed
An exam at the end of the semester