Table of Contents	6
	Preface	26
	1 Introduction	28
	2 Preparatory Steps and Common Problems	38
	2.1 Placing of Orders and Order Handling	38
	2.2 Collection and Use of Existing Data	39
	2.3 Information Campaign and Permit Application	41
	2.4 Mobilization and Demobilization	43
	2.5 Land Surveying	44
	2.6 Quality Assurance and Reporting	48
	3 Remote Sensing	50
	3.1 Aerial Photography	50
	3.2 Photogrammetry	99
	3.3 Nonphotographic Imaging from Aircraft and Space- borne Platforms	122
	4 Geophysics	186
	4.1 Magnetic Methods	186
	4.2 Gravity Methods	210
	4.3 Direct Current Resistivity Methods	230
	4.4 Electromagnetic Methods	263
	4.5 Ground Penetrating Radar	306
	4.6 Seismic Methods	359
	4.7 Surface Nuclear Magnetic Resonance	425
	4.8 Borehole Logging	453
	4.9 Geophysical In-situ Groundwater and Soil Monitoring	497
	5 Geological, Hydrogeological, Geochemical and Microbiological Investigations	528
	5.1 Methods for Characterizing the Geological Setting	528
	5.2 Methods for Characterizing the Hydrologic and Hydraulic Conditions	587
	5.3 Methods for Characterizing the Geochemical and Microbiological Conditions	769
	5.4 Interpretation of Geological, Hydrogeological, and Geochemical Results	961
	6 Integration of Investigation Results	1072
	6.1 Data Fusion	1073
	6.2 Joint Interpretation	1118
	References and further reading	1210
	Glossary	1213
	Abbreviations	1337