Applied Geophysics for Karst and Sinkhole Investigation (ePub)

Michael G. Ezersky received a professional engineering degree (M.Sc.) in rock physics from Moscow Mining Institute (Russia) in 1972 and Ph.D. in Geophysics from Institute of Physics of the Earth, of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow). He began his career with Designing, Surveying and Research Institute Hydroproject, named after S.Y. Zhuk (Moscow). His duties during his 22-year tenure included directing of seismic-acoustic R&D projects and surveys at the construction of Hydro Power Stations in Russia and abroad. His geophysical researches were associated with investigations of high dam foundations, large underground halls and tunnels. After immigrating to Israel in 1995, he accepted the position of researcher-geophysicist and from 2005 of Senior Researcher (grade 'A') in Geophysical Institute of Israel. His professional interests are in engineering and environmental geophysics and archaeology. During the past fifteen years, he has led research projects connected with developing geophysical methods and tools for mitigation of the Dead Sea sinkhole problem. Dr. Ezersky has written numerous papers dealing with underground mechanics, archaeology, environmental geophysics and hydrogeology. He was an active member of EAGE, IRMA, and IGS.

Lev V Eppelbaum received an MSc from the Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University (ASOIU) in 1982 and a PhD from the Inst. of Geophysics (Azerbaijan), the Geophysical Inst. of Georgia, and the Geological Prospecting University (Moscow) in 1989. From 1982-90, he worked as a geophysicist, Researcher, and Senior Researcher at the Southern Branch of the All-Union Institute of Geophysics in Baku (Azerbaijan). In 1991-93 Eppelbaum completed postdoctoral studies in the Department of Geophysics and Planetary Sciences at Tel Aviv University; currently, he is a Research Professor at the Department of Geophysics. He is the author of about 420 publications, including ten books and more than 175 articles. His scientific interests

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