This comprehensive guide explores geophysical methods used in geothermal energy exploration and assessment. It covers various techniques, including seismic reflection/refraction, electrical resistivity tomography, magnetotellurics, and gravity surveys, explaining their theoretical foundations and practical applications through detailed case studies. The text bridges theory and practice in geothermal resource exploration by providing a structured framework for selecting appropriate geophysical methods based on geological context. Features of the the book:Provides comprehensive coverage of geophysical exploration techniquesOffers insights into various geophysical techniques, including resistivity, seismic, and magnetotelluric methodsDiscusses geothermal project financing and risk assessmentFocuses on economic feasibility and financing models for geothermal projectsIncludes case studies, numerical analyses, resource estimations, and performance metricsThis book is aimed at graduate students and researchers in geological engineering, geophysics, renewable energy, and other related areas.
