報告人：Sergey Popov(副教授)
時間：2023.7.11 9:30-11:30
地點：測繪館401會議室
報告人簡介
Dr. Sergey Popov is a leading geophysicist of the Antarctic Division of the Polar Marine Geosurvey Expedition, Russia, also associate professor of Saint Petersburg State University. For thirty years he studies Antarctica by radio-echo sounding and GPR, also subglacial lakes especially Lake Vostok.
報告簡介
The lecture presents a review of the studies carried out in the area of the subglacial Lake Vostok (East Antarctica). They include geophysical, glaciological, geodesic and geological investigations. The most important geophysical investigations were carried out by the Polar Marine Geosurvey Expedition. They included reflection and refraction seismic and also radio-echo sounding. The major contribution to the study of this region was made by American researchers, who in the 2000/01 field season performed a complex airborne geophysical survey on a regular network. Their work included magnetometric, gravimetric and RES measurements. All the research conducted found that the water's surface area is 15,790 km², and its altitudinal height changes from ?600 to ?150 m. The average depth of Lake Vostok is 400 m, and the maximum marks reach 1,200 m. The water body volume is estimated at 6,100 km³. There are 11 islands in the lake, and their total area is 365 km². In addition, 56 isolated subglacial water bodies were found around the lake.
