Definition of photogeology in English:

photogeology

noun ˌfəʊtə(ʊ)dʒɪˈɒlədʒiˌfoʊdoʊdʒiˈɑlədʒi

mass noun

The field of study concerned with the geological interpretation of aerial photographs.
Example sentencesExamples
- Photogeology instructs and provides practical experience in interpretation of structure, lithology, land forms and surface processes.
- In its early years photogeology primarily entailed the mapping of dips, strikes, fold axes, faults, and stratigraphic contacts on stereoscopically-viewed black-and-white photos.

Derivatives

photogeological

adjective

The base of the member is placed at the west side of Praltos Point at the base of a thick sandstone, but is defined on photogeological features by Aldiss & Edwards.
Example sentencesExamples
- The authors are deeply indebted to A. Asioli and E. Fornaciari, University of Padova, for biostratigraphic analysis of some samples, and to M. Sgavetti, University of Parma, for photogeological analysis.
- In addition, methods of photogeological interpretation that had been developed by oil companies were now being adopted more generally.
- The ‘Chandrayaan - 1’ would place a spacecraft weighing about 525 kg around 100 km orbit of the Moon and enable high resolution chemical, mineralogical and photogeological mapping of the lunar surface.

photogeologist

noun

A photogeologist uses the different ways in which various rock-types respond to weathering and erosion under the prevailing climatic conditions to distinguish them.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although oblique airphotos are often of value to the photogeologist, most studies make use of vertical airphotos.

Definition of photogeology in US English:

photogeology

nounˌfoʊdoʊdʒiˈɑlədʒiˌfōdōjēˈäləjē

The field of study concerned with the geological interpretation of aerial photographs.
Example sentencesExamples
- In its early years photogeology primarily entailed the mapping of dips, strikes, fold axes, faults, and stratigraphic contacts on stereoscopically-viewed black-and-white photos.
- Photogeology instructs and provides practical experience in interpretation of structure, lithology, land forms and surface processes.

单词	photogeology
释义	Definition of photogeology in English: photogeology noun ˌfəʊtə(ʊ)dʒɪˈɒlədʒiˌfoʊdoʊdʒiˈɑlədʒi mass noun The field of study concerned with the geological interpretation of aerial photographs. Example sentencesExamples Photogeology instructs and provides practical experience in interpretation of structure, lithology, land forms and surface processes. In its early years photogeology primarily entailed the mapping of dips, strikes, fold axes, faults, and stratigraphic contacts on stereoscopically-viewed black-and-white photos. Derivatives photogeological adjective The base of the member is placed at the west side of Praltos Point at the base of a thick sandstone, but is defined on photogeological features by Aldiss & Edwards. Example sentencesExamples The authors are deeply indebted to A. Asioli and E. Fornaciari, University of Padova, for biostratigraphic analysis of some samples, and to M. Sgavetti, University of Parma, for photogeological analysis. In addition, methods of photogeological interpretation that had been developed by oil companies were now being adopted more generally. The ‘Chandrayaan - 1’ would place a spacecraft weighing about 525 kg around 100 km orbit of the Moon and enable high resolution chemical, mineralogical and photogeological mapping of the lunar surface. photogeologist noun A photogeologist uses the different ways in which various rock-types respond to weathering and erosion under the prevailing climatic conditions to distinguish them. Example sentencesExamples Although oblique airphotos are often of value to the photogeologist, most studies make use of vertical airphotos. Definition of photogeology in US English: photogeology nounˌfoʊdoʊdʒiˈɑlədʒiˌfōdōjēˈäləjē The field of study concerned with the geological interpretation of aerial photographs. Example sentencesExamples In its early years photogeology primarily entailed the mapping of dips, strikes, fold axes, faults, and stratigraphic contacts on stereoscopically-viewed black-and-white photos. Photogeology instructs and provides practical experience in interpretation of structure, lithology, land forms and surface processes.
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