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Journal Article
Preliminary results of the interior features inferred from radargrams, Ulanhada Volcano, Inner Mongolia, China
2024
Overview
The Ulanhada Volcano Group is located in Inner Mongolia, China. It is an important Quaternary volcanic geological relic with different types of volcanic cones, craters, lava platforms, and other structures. Ground penetrating radar (GPR) can play an important role in volcanic exploration. We used pulse EKKO radar combined with 100MHz and 250MHz antennas to detect the No.1 Redhill volcanic. The results indicate that there are significant differences in reflection characteristics in radargrams of different frequencies, which can be used to analyze the material composition, eruption period, and stratigraphic coverage relationship of volcanic eruptions. At the same time, an accurate analysis of the region will also be used as an evaluation basis for the field scientific verification experiments of China’s Asteroid Core Scan Radar (ACSR) and Lunar Penetrating Radar (LPR).
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IOP Publishing
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