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Section 11.3.3.1 Southeast Asia and Hindu Kush 63 Section 11.3.3.2 Europe 64 Section 11.4. 1 Seismicity of· the Mediterranean region 67 Section 11.4.2 Seismicity of the Netherlands 67 Section 11.5 Nuclear explosions 67 Section 11.6 Seismological research in the former Netherlands East Indies 67 Section 11.6.1 Instrumentation at the KMMO 69 Section 11.6.2 Research results 69 Section 11.7. Seismological research at sea 71 Section 11.7.1 North Sea 71 Section 11.7.2 NAVADO Project - 1964 and 1965 71 Section 11.7.3 Suriname 72 Section 11.7.4 Kroonvlag Project: 1967 -1980 72 Section 11.7.5 Vaarplan Projects: 1974-1978 and 1978-1982 75 Section 11.7.6 Disposal of radioactive waste 75 References to Chapter 11 76 Chapter 111 Research in gravity 83 Section 111.1 The life work of F. A. Vening Meinesz - Gravity Surveys 83 Section 111.2 Downbuckling theory of Vening Meinesz 86 Section 111.3 Vening Meinesz and the theory of Wegener 88 Section 111.4 Importance of Vening Meinesz 88 Section 111.5 Gravity research by others 89 Refererences to Chapter 111 93 Chapter IV Geophysical activity in international relations 97 Section IV.1 Polar Years 97 Section IV. 2 Geophysical Years 99 Section IV. 3 Belgian-Netherlands Antarctic Expeditions 103 Section IV.4 The Upper Mantle Project (UMP) 106 Section IV. 5 The Geodynamics Project (GP) 106 Section IV. 6 Wind measurements in the ionosphere above Suriname (September 1965) 109 References to Chapter IV 110 Chapter V Section V.1 Section V. 2 Section V. 3 Section V. 4 Section V. 4.1 Section V. 4. 2 Section V. 4. 3 Section V. 5. Section V. 5. 1 Section V. 5.2 Exploration Geophysics 112 Introduction 112 Geophysical investigations in the former Netherlands East Indies 113 Geophysical exploration in Suriname 113 Geophysical surveys in the Netherlands 114 Gravity research in the southeast Netherlands by Government Agencies 114 Mining possibilities in the Peel Field (North Brabant) 114 Geophysical survey in the province of Limburg 115 Geophysical exploration in the Netherlands by Oil Companies - 115 Discovery of the Schoonebeek oil field 115 Discovery of the Groningen gas field 118 6
Section V. 5.3 Geophysical research at the KSEPL (Rijswijk. South Holland) 118 Section V. 5.4 Exploration of the North Sea continental shelf 119 Section V . 6. Hydrogeological research in the Netherlands 119 Section V. 6.1 Water supplies 119 Section V. 6. 2 Geothermal energy 120 Section V. 7. Exploration geophysics at the University of Technology (TH) at Delft 121 Section V. 7.1 Geoelectrical research by o. Koefoed and co-workers 121 Section V. 7.2 Electromagnetic sounding research by o. Koefoed and coworkers 122 Section V. 8.1 Seismological research at the TH of Delft by o. Koefoed and co-workers 123 Section V. 8. 2 Seismological research by A. T. de Hoop and co-workers 123 Section V . 8.3 Research into seismic data processing by A. J. Berkhout and co-workers 126 Section V. 8. 4 Processing of gravity data at the TH. Delft 127 Section V. 9 Exploration geophysics in the State University of Leiden 127 Section V. 10 Exploration geophysics at Utrecht 128 References to Chapter V 128 Chapter VI Section V I . 1 Section V I. 2 Section V I . 3 Section V I . 4 Section V I . 5 Section V I . 6 The Teaching of Solid Earth Geophysics Teaching geophysics at the State University of Utrecht Teaching geophysics at the Municipal University of Amsterdam Teaching geophysics at the State University of Leiden Teaching geophysics at the University of Technology at Delft University Teachers of solid earth geophysics Conclusion 7 135 135 136 136 136 137 138
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