TU3.P5: Advances in Spectroscopic and Radar Techniques for Geological Exploration and Monitoring
Tuesday, 5 August, 13:15 - 14:30
Location: Plaza: Room P5
Session Type: Oral
Session Chair: Pascal Castellazzi, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO)
Track: Land Applications
Tue, 5 Aug, 13:15 - 13:30

TU3.P5.1: Advancing Radiometric Mapping in Australia: Bridging Gaps and Enhancing Mineral Exploration
Zheyuan Du, John Wilford, MarieAude Bonnardot, Eloise Beyer, Guillaume Sanchez, Geoscience Australia, Australia
Tue, 5 Aug, 13:30 - 13:45

TU3.P5.2: TESTING DEEP LEARNING VOLCANIC DETECTION MODELS ON RCM INSAR THROUGH THE 2023-2024 MAGMATIC UNREST, REYKJANES PENINSULA, ICELAND
Drew Rotheram-Clarke, Chloe Lam, Melanie Kelman, Geological Survey of Canada, Canada; Mandip Sond, Timothy Beattie, Canadian Hazards Information Service, Canada
Tue, 5 Aug, 13:45 - 14:00

TU3.P5.3: FEASIBILITY OF LARGE-SCALE SOIL EROSION MAPPING IN QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA FROM INTERFEROMETRIC RADAR COHERENCE
Jan Schultz, Flinders University, Australia; Pascal Castellazzi, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia; Okke Batelaan, Eddie Banks, Flinders University, Australia
Tue, 5 Aug, 14:00 - 14:15

TU3.P5.4: ADVANCING HYPERSPECTRAL GEOLOGICAL CORE SCANNING WITH HYLOGGER-4™
Alicia Caruso, Geological Survey of South Australia, Australia; Kyle Hughes, Geological Survey of New South Wales, Australia; Adrian Fabris, Geological Survey of South Australia, Australia; Jon Huntington, Huntington Hyperspectral, Australia
Tue, 5 Aug, 14:15 - 14:30

TU3.P5.5: NEW MINERAL COMPOSITION PRODUCTS ACROSS SIX CONTINENTS FROM NASA’S EMIT IMAGING SPECTROSCOPY MISSION ONBOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
Robert Green, Philip Brodrick, David Thompson, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology, United States; Roger Clark, Planetary Science Institute, United States; Raymond Kokaly, John Meyer, US Geological Survey, United States; Gregg Swayze, US Geological Survey Retired, United States; Benjamin Phillips, Kevin Reath, NASA Headquarters, United States