Editorial for the Special Issue “Radar Techniques for Structures Characterization and Monitoring”

Fernandes, Francisco Manuel Carvalho Pinto; Rasol, Mezgeen; Schirinzi, Gilda; Zhou, Feng

doi:10.3390/rs15133382

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“…Radar has been widely used in geological interpretation by virtue of its strong penetrating power through clouds and its advantage in providing rich texture information, which can identify tectonic information concerning Quaternary rock and loose sediments, to shallow depths in the subsurface [45,46]. The GRD images of Sentinel-1 in terrestrial acquisition pattern IW were used in this study.…”

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Predictive Prospecting Using Remote Sensing in a Mountainous Terrestrial Volcanic Area, in Western Bangongco–Nujiang Mineralization Belt, Tibet

Bai,

Dai,

Song

et al. 2023

Remote Sensing

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The Bangongco–Nujiang metallogenic belt of Tibet is a main suture zone in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau, which is known as an important porphyry–epithermal–skarn Cu-polymetallic mineralization zone in China. The western part of the Bangongco–Nujiang metallogenic belt exposes several medium high-silica terrestrial alkaline volcanic rocks with strong alteration influenced by collision orogeny. Some research has shown that clues to mineralization such as malachite and gossan are found on the surface. However, volcanic rock areas with varied topography place a huge burden on geological investigation, and the existing research on predicting mineralization is relatively scarce. This paper describes the extraction of alteration mineral information based on medium spatial resolution and hyperspectral resolution images, establishing a spectral library of alteration minerals in this area. By analyzing radar data, digital elevation, and synthesis results of different spectral bands, we combine remote sensing with geographic information technology to establish crater markers. The extraction results from multisource and chemical exploration data are superimposed onto the analysis of mineralization characteristics and geological conditions so as to establish the mineralization signatures for terrestrial volcanic rock areas. Eighteen mineralization prospect areas were identified, which can provide technical support for future mineralization research in this belt.

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Section: Radar Datamentioning

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Predictive Prospecting Using Remote Sensing in a Mountainous Terrestrial Volcanic Area, in Western Bangongco–Nujiang Mineralization Belt, Tibet

Bai,

Dai,

Song

et al. 2023

Remote Sensing

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Editorial for the Special Issue “Radar Techniques for Structures Characterization and Monitoring”

Abstract: This Special Issue focuses on the potential of radar-based remote techniques for characterizing and monitoring natural and building structures [...]

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Predictive Prospecting Using Remote Sensing in a Mountainous Terrestrial Volcanic Area, in Western Bangongco–Nujiang Mineralization Belt, Tibet

Predictive Prospecting Using Remote Sensing in a Mountainous Terrestrial Volcanic Area, in Western Bangongco–Nujiang Mineralization Belt, Tibet

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