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Exploration of Hidden Topography Beneath Alpine Glaciers with Muography [PDF]
Geophysical Monograph Series, 2022 Over the last ten years, radiography by means of absorption of cosmic-ray muons (muography) has been estab- lished as a tool for volcano internal structure investigation. Meanwhile, muography has spread out to many other applications.
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Muography as a new complementary tool in monitoring volcanic hazard: implications for early warning systems [PDF]
Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 2021 Muography uses muons naturally produced in the interactions between cosmic rays and atmosphere for imaging and characterization of density differences and time-sequential changes in solid (e.g. rocks) and liquid (e.g.
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Muography and Its Potential Applications to Mining and Rock Engineering [PDF]
Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering, 2020 Muography is a novel imaging method using natural cosmic-ray radiation for characterising and monitoring variation in average material density in a diverse range of objects that cannot be imaged by conventional imaging techniques. Muography includes muon
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Muography Applications in Argentina
2021Muography is an imaging technique using the directional flux of atmospheric muons to indirectly study a suitable object of geophysical or strategic interest. In this work we present the current status of some projects that are being carried out by our groups looking for potential muography applications in Argentina.
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Applications of Muography to the Industrial Sector
Journal of Advanced Instrumentation in Science, 2022Muography can be exploited as a Non-Destructive Testing technique to perform preventive maintenance of equipment and production process control in the context of the industry. The large penetration power of the muon radiation and the capability to operate the detectors without physical contact with the facility, offers unique possibilities for a large ...
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Application examples of underground muography
2022<p>Muography (or muon tomography) is one of the most effective methods for locating unknown density inhomogeneities, (eg. ore bodies or voids) underground. The geometric conditions have limitations, but otherwise there is no any other competing geophysical method, either the resolution or the simplicity is considered.</p> ...
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Underground muography at Buda Castle
Journal of Advanced Instrumentation in ScienceThe Buda Castle project is the largest underground muography project of Wigner Research Centre for Physics, and one of the major ones worldwide. The project has been running for more than four years, and we have about two more years until completion. The research area is the southern part of the hill of Buda Castle, Budapest, where the present castle ...
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Gaseous Muon Trackers in Muography
Book of Abstracts and Contributed Papers / International scientific conference Meeting on Operational and Research Capabilities for Better Understanding Solar-Terrestrial Interactions, September 29 - October 3, 2025, Belgrade, Serbia; edited by Vladimir A. Srećković et al.Muography is a novel imaging technology to reveal the internal density structure of hill -sized objects. The cosmic muons lose slowly their energy and penetrate hundreds of meters into the ground, thus their differential local flux correlates with the densi ty-length they have passed through.
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Plans for Muography of Samail Ophiolite
Journal of Advanced Instrumentation in ScienceOceanic lithosphere cycling produces critical resources for the economy and governs the occurrence of various natural hazards from earthquakes to volcanic eruptions. Only a small portion of the shallow oceanic lithosphere is explored. The physical nature and geological meaning of the upper and lower crust boundaries and Mohoroviˇci´c discontinuity ...
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