Geophysics

Geophysics is a science that studies the physical properties of the Earth and their variation patterns. By measuring and analyzing physical fields within and on the surface of the Earth, such as gravity, magnetism, electrical properties, and seismic waves, it reveals the structure, composition, and dynamic processes of the Earth. The goal is to deepen our understanding of the Earth system and provide scientific evidence and technical support for resource exploration, environmental monitoring, disaster prevention, and other fields. The application value of geophysics is extensive, not only aiding in the discovery of mineral resources and energy but also effectively assessing geological disaster risks and supporting urban planning and engineering construction.