Number
Year
Location
Country

Review Papers

Publication

I
1972
Edinburgh
Scotland

• V.R.S. Hutton, Preface
• A.T. Price, The theory of geomagnetic induction
• R.C. Bailey, Global geomagnetic sounding - methods and results
• T. Rikitake, Global electrical conductivity of the Earth
• P. Dyal and C.W. Parkin, Global electromagnetic induction in the moon and planets
• J.T. Weaver, Induction in a layered plane Earth by uniforn and non-uniform source fields
• F.W. Jones, Induction in laterally non-uniform conductors: theory and numerical models
• H.W. Dosso, A review of analogue model studies of the coast effect
• A.A. Ashour, Theoretical models for electromagnetic induction in the oceans
• P.H. Serson, Instrumentation for induction studies
• J.H. Filloux, Techniques and instrumentation for study of natural electromagnetic induction at sea
• R.J. Banks, Data processing and interpretation in geomagnetic deep sounding
• J.F. Hermance, Processing of magnetotelluric data
• U. Schmucker, Regional induction studies: a review of methods and results
• D.I. Gough, The geophysical significance of geomagnetic variation anomalies
• J.C. Larsen, An introduction to electromagnetic induction in the ocean

Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, 7, 277-398, 1973

II
1974
Ottawa
Canada

• D.I. Gough and F.W. Jones, Preface
• G.V. Keller, DC resistivity methods for determining resistivity in the Earth's crust
• T.J. Shankland, Electrical conduction in rocks and minerals: Parameters for interpretation
• G.D. Garland, Correlation between electrical conductivity and other geophysical parameters
• F.E.M. Lilley, Magnetometer array studies, A review of the interpretation of observed fields
• J.L. Kisabeth, Substorm fields in and near the auroral zone
• B.A. Hobbs, Analytical solutions to global and local problems of electromagnetic induction in the Earth
• O. Praus, Numerical and analogue modelling of induction effects in laterally non-uniform conductors
• I.I. Rokityansky, The interpretation of anomalous fields by using their frequency characteristics
• P. Weidelt, Inversion of two-dimensional structures
• R.S. Anderssen, On the inversion of global electromagnetic induction data
• S. Matsushita, Morphology of slowly-varying geomagnetic external fields - A review
• C.P. Sonnett, Solar-wind induction and lunar conductivity

Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, 10, 201-322, 1975

III
1976
Sopron
Hungary

• A. Adam and U. Schmucker, Preface
• A.A. Kovtun, Induction studies in stable shield and platform areas (pp. 333-346)
• V.R.S. Hutton, Induction studies in rifts and other active regions (pp. 347-376)
• L. Stegena, Electrical conductivity stucture and geothermal reservoires (pp. 377-398)
• R.N. Edwards, Electrical methods for the study of regional crustal conductivity anomalies (pp. 399-426)
• R.C. Hewson-Browne and P.C. Kendall, Magnetotelluric modelling and inversion in three dimensions (pp. 427-446)
• M.N. Berdichevsky and V.I. Dmitriev, Distortion of magnetic and electrical fields by near-surface lateral inhomogeneities (pp. 447-484)
• A. Duba, Are laboratory electrical conductivity data relevant to the Earth? (pp. 485-496)

Acta Geodaetica, Geophysica, et Montanistica, Academy Sciences Hungary, 11, 329-509, 1976

IV
1978
Murnau
Germany

• B.A. Hobbs, The collective review papers presented at the 4th Iaga Workshop on electromagnetic induction in the Earth and Moon: Preface and dedication to professor A.T. Price (pp. 7-8)
• K. Vozoff, Electromagnetic methods in applied geophysics (pp. 9-29)
• H. Waff, Relations of electrical conductivity to physical conditions within the asthenosphere (pp. 31-41)
• A, Adam, Relation of mantle conductivity to physical conditions in the asthenosphere (pp. 43-55)
• V. Haak, Relations between electrical conductivity and petrological parameters of the crust and upper mantle (pp. 57-69)
• B.P. Singh, Geomagnetic sounding of conductivity anomalies in the lower crust and uppermost mantle (pp. 71-87)
• H. Fournier, Recent work in magnetotelluric soundings of the lower crust and uppermost mantle (pp. 89-96)
• E.R. Niblett and Y. Honkura, Time-dependence of electromagnetic transfer functions and their association with tectonic activity (pp. 97-114)
• M.S. Zhdanov, Cauchy integral analogues for the separation and continuation of electromagnetic fields within conducting matter (pp. 115-136)
• C. Cox, Electromagnetic induction in the oceans and inferences on the constitution of the earth (pp. 137-156)
• E.B. Fainberg, Electromagnetic induction in the world ocean (pp. 157-171)
• L.L. Vanyan, The electrical conductivity of the moon (pp. 173-185)

Geophysical Surveys, 4, 7-185, 1980

Note: Geophysical Surveys was renamed to Surveys in Geophysics

V
1980
Istanbul
Turkey

• A. Adam, Foreword (pp. 335-336)
• E. Hinze, Laboratory electrical conductivity measurements on mantle relevant minerals (pp. 337-352)
• J. Mosnier, Induction in the Earth's crust: Observational methods on land and sea (pp. 353-371)
• G. Fischer, Magnetotelluric observational techniques on land (pp. 373-393)
• Z. Tarlowski, Direct and inverse problems in local electromagnetic induction (pp. 395-404)
• D. Beamish, The time dependence of electromagnetic response functions (pp. 405-434)
• J.C. Rossignol, Magnetic field anomalies associated with geodynamic phenomena (pp. 435-454)
• E.P. Kharin, Changes in transfer functions with time (pp. 455-466)
• G.P. Gregori and L.J. Lanzerotti, Electrical conductivity structure in the lower crust (pp. 467-499)
• G.A. Fonarev, Electromagnetic research in the ocean (pp. 501-508)

Geophysical Surveys, 4, 335-508, 1982.

Note: Geophysical Surveys was renamed to Surveys in Geophysics

VI
1982
Victoria
Canada

• H.W. Dosso and J.T. Weaver, Preface (pp. 1-3)
• R.L. Parker, The magnetotelluric inverse problem (pp. 5-25)
• G.W. Hohmann, Three-dimensional EM modelling (pp. 27-53)
• I.M. Varentsov, Modern trends in the solution of forward and inverse 3D electromagnetic induction problems (pp. 55-78)
• A.G. Jones, The problem of current channelling: A critical review (pp. 79-122)
• L.K. Law, Marine electromagnetic research (pp. 123-135)
• S.H. Ward, Controlled source electrical methods for deep exploration (pp. 137-152)
• A.O. Alabi, Magnetometer array studies (pp. 153-172)
• A. Berktold, Electromagnetic studies in geothermal regions (pp. 173-200)
• M. Lastovickova, Laboratory measurements of electrical properties of rocks and minerals (pp. 201-213)

Geophysical Surveys, 6, 1-213, 1983.

Note: Geophysical Surveys was renamed to Surveys in Geophysics

VII
1984
Ile-Ife
Nigeria

• A.G. Jones and A.O. Alabi, The collective review papers presented at the 7th IAGA Workshop on Electromagnetic Induction in the Earth and Moon (pp. 235-238)
• W.H. Campbell, An interpretation of induced electric currents in long pipelines caused by natural geomagnetic sources of the upper atmosphere (pp. 239-259)
• M. Mareschal, Modelling of natural sources of magnetospheric origin in the interpretation of induction studies, A review (pp. 261-300)
• P. Kaikkonen, Numerical electromagnetic modeling inclusing studies of characteristic dimensions: A review (pp. 301-337)
• R.G. Roberts, Global electromagnetic induction (pp. 339-374)

Unpublished

• A. Dupis, Induction studies in continental regions, including AMT prospecting for natural resources
• E. Oni, A research/review of 15 years of electromagnetic induction studies at Ibadan

Surveys in Geophysics, 8, 235-374, 1986.

VIII
1986
Neuchatel
Switzerland

• B.A. Hobbs and G. Fischer, Preface (pp. 233-234)
• W.D. Parkinson, The global conductivity distribution (pp. 235-243)
• L.B. Pedersen, Some aspects of magnetotelluric field procedures (pp. 245-257)
• B.S. Svetov and M.I. Shimelevich, Magnetotelluric variation processing (pp. 259-285)
• L. Szarka, Geophysical aspects of man-made electromagnetic noise in the Earth - A review (pp. 287-318)
• M. Menvielle, Effectsof crustal conductivity heterogeneities on the electromagnetic field (pp. 319-348)
• S.E. Hjelt, Regional studies in the 80's (pp. 349-387)

Surveys in Geophysics, 9, 233-387, 1988.

IX
1988
Sochi
Russia

• G. Fischer and M.S. Zhdanov, The collective review papers presented at the 9th IAGA Workshop on Electromagnetic Induction in the Earth and Moon (pp. iii-v)
• G. Schwarz, Electrical conductivity of the earth's crust and upper mantle (pp. 133-161)
• G. Jiracek, Near-surface and topographic distortions in electromagnetic induction (pp. 163-203)
• V. Cerv and J. Pek, Modelling and analysis of electromagnetic fields in 3D inhomogeneous media (pp. 205-229)
• D. Oldenburg, Inversion of electromagnetic data: An overview of new techniques (pp. 231-270)
• V.V. Spichak, EM-field transformations and their use in interpretation (pp. 271-301)
• S. Constable, Marine electromagnetic induction studies (pp. 303-327)

Unpublished

• Z. Nagy, Review in session "Controlled-source methods and the effects of nonuniform source fields"

Surveys in Geophysics, 11, 133-327, 1990.

X
1990
Ensenada
Mexico

• E. Gomez-Trevino and G.R. Jiracek, Preface: The collective review papers presented at the 10th IAGA Workshop on Electromagnetic Induction in the Earth (pp. 305-308)
• B.S. Singer, Correction for distortions of magnetotelluric fields: Limits of validity of the static approach (pp. 309-340)
• R. Groom and K. Bahr, Corrections for near surface effects: Decomposition of the magnetotelluric impedance tensor and scaling corrections for regional resistivities: A tutorial (pp. 341-379)
• H. Joedicke, Water and graphite in the Earth's crust —An approach to interpretation of conductivity models (pp. 381-407)
• M. Martinez-Garcia, Electromagnetic induction in geothermal fields and volcanic belts (pp. 409-434)
• D. Boerner, Controlled source electromagnetic deep sounding: Theory, results and correlation with natural source results (pp. 435-488)
• B.A. Hobbs, Terminology and symbols for use in studies of electromagnetic induction in the Earth (pp. 489-515)

Surveys in Geophysics, 13, 305-515, 1992

XI
1992
Wellington
New Zealand

• P. Wannamaker, Obituary: Gerald W. Hohmann (p. 119)
• M. Ingham, Editorial (pp. 121-122)
• C. Brown, Tectonic interpretation of regional conductivity anomalies (pp. 123-157)
• A. Raiche, Modelling and inversion: progress, problems and challengers (pp. 159-207)
• P. Tarits, Electromagnetic studies of global geodynamic processes (pp. 209-238)
• J.J. Roberts and J.A. Tyburczy, Frequency dependent electrical properties of minerals and partial melts (pp. 239-262)
• H. Eysteinsson, K. Arnason and O.G. Flovenz, Resistivity methods in geothermal prospecting in Iceland (pp. 263-275)

Surveys in Geophysics, 15, 119-275, 1994

XII
1994
Brest
France

• M. Menvielle and P. Tarits, Preface (pp. iii-iv)
• A. Junge, Characterization of and correction for cultural noise (pp. 361-391)
• D. Nobes, Troubled waters: Environmental applications of electrical and electromagnetic methods (pp. 393-454)
• N. Palshin, Oceanic electromagnetic studies: A review (pp. 455-491)
• S. Park, Precursors to earthquakes: Seismoelectromagnetic signals (pp. 493-516)
• B.R. Spies, Electrical and electromagnetic borehole measurements: A review (pp. 517-556)

Unpublished

• U. Raval, Review on electromagnetic signature of mantle dynamics

Surveys in Geophysics, 17, 361-556, 1996.

XIII
1996
Onuma
Japan

• M.J.S. Johnston, Review of electrical and magnetic fields accompanying seismic and volcanic activity (pp. 441-476)
• N.B. Christensen, Electromagnetic subsurface imaging - A case for an adaptive Born approximation (pp. 477-510)

Unpublished

• T. Uchida, Review in session "Applications of electromagnetic methods for geothermal exploration"

Surveys in Geophysics, 18, 441-510, 1997.

XIV
1998
Sinaia
Romania

• J.T. Weaver, Preface (pp. 197-200)
• F. Simpson, Stressa and seismicity in the lower continental crust: A challenge to simple ductility and implications for electrical conductivity mechanisms (pp. 201-227)
• G. Heinson, Electromagnetic studies of the lithosphere and asthenosphere (pp. 229-255)
• T. Harinarayana, Combination of EM and DC measurements for upper crustal studies (pp. 257-278)
• B. Tezkan, A review of environmental applications of quasi-stationary electromagnetic techniques (pp. 279-308)
• N. Olsen, Induction studies with satellite data (pp. 309-340)

Tutorial

• M.N. Berdichevsky, Marginal notes on magnetotellurics (pp. 341-375)

Surveys in Geophysics, 20, 201-375, 1999.

XV
2000
Cabo Frio
Brazil

• A. Junge, Editorial (pp. 99-100)
• L. Pellerin, Applications of Electrical and Electromagnetic methods for environmental and geotechnical investigations (pp. 101-132)
• M.A. Meju, Geoelectromagnetic exploration for natural resources: models, case studies and challenges (pp. 133-206)
• G.D. Egbert, Processing and interpretation of electromagnetic induction array data (pp. 207-249)
• Y. Ogawa, On two-dimensional modelling of magnetotelluric field data (pp. 251-273)

Short Courses (unpublished)

• F. Simpson, Strategies for handling 3D or anisotropic data
• G.D. Egbert, Robust processing
• R.L. Mackie, 2-D MT inversion
• J. Tyburczy, The relation of laboratory conductivity measurements to field observations

Surveys in Geophysics, 23, 99-273, 2002.

XVI
2002
Santa Fe
USA

• G. Jiracek and A.D. Chave, Preface (pp. 507-510)
• J. Ledo, 2-D Versus 3-D magnetotelluric data interpretation (pp. 511-543)
  (The link is to the corrected version which appeared in vol. 27, pp. 111–148)
• P. McPherron, Magnetic pulsations: Their sources and relation to solar wind and geomagnetic activity (pp. 545-592)
• G. Nover, Electrical properties of crustal and mantle rocks – A review of laboratory measurements and their explanation (pp. 593-651)
• S.N. Sheard et al., Mining, environmental, petroleum, and engineering industry applications of electromagnetic techniques in geophysics (pp. 653-669)

Surveys in Geophysics, 26, 507-669, 2005.

XVII
2004
Hyderabad
India

• J.T. Weaver and B.R. Arora, Preface (pp. 671-673)
• N. Edwards, Marine ccntrolled source electromagnetics: Principles, methodologies, future commercial applications (pp. 675-700)
• K. Baba, Electrical structure in marine tectonic settings (pp. 701-731)
• P.E. Wannamaker, Anisotropy versus heterogeneity in continental solid Earth electromagnetic studies: Fundamental response characteristics and implications for physicochemical state (pp. 733-765)
• D.B. Avdeev, Three-Dimensional electromagnetic modelling and inversion from theory to application (pp. 767-799)

Surveys in Geophysics, 26, 671-799, 2005.

XVIII
2006
El Vendrell
Spain

• P. Queralt and J.T. Weaver, Preface (pp. 117-119)
• P. Bedrosian, MT+, Integrating magnetotellurics to determine Earth structure, composition and processes (pp. 121-167)
• L. Slater, Electromagnetic characterization of aquifer systems: from geometries to petrophysical properties (pp. 169-197)
• M. Uyeshima, Monitoring of EM signals, Network MT data (pp. 199-237)
• T. Korja, How is the European lithosphere imaged by MT? (pp. 239-272)

Surveys in Geophysics, 28, 117-272, 2007.

XIX
2008
Beijing
China

• T. Korja and Zhao Guoze, Preface (pp. 133-136)
• M. Unsworth, Magnetotelluric studies of active continent–continent collisions (pp. 137-161)
• T. Yoshino, Laboratory electrical conductivity measurement of mantle minerals (pp. 163-206)
• Z. He, W. Hu and W. Dong, Petroleum electromagnetic prospecting advances and case studies in China (pp. 207-224)
• R.-U. Boerner, Numerical modelling in geo-electromagnetics: Advances and challenges (pp. 225-245)
• E.A. Atekwana and E.A. Atekwana, Geophysical signatures of microbial activity at hydrocarbon contaminated sites: A review (pp. 247-283)

Surveys in Geophysics, 31, 131-283, 2010.

XX
2010
Giza
Egypt

• T. Korja, G. El-Gady and N.A. Palshin, Preface (pp. 1-4)
• W. Siripunvaraporn, Three-dimensional magnetotelluric inversion: An introductory guide for developers and users (pp. 5-27)
• M. Everett, Theoretical developments in electromagnetic induction geophysics with selected applications in the Near Surface (pp. 29-63)
• M. Becken and O. Ritter, Magnetotelluric studies at the San Andreas Fault zone: Implications for the role of fluids (pp. 65-105)
• U. Weckmann, Making and breaking of a continent: Following the scent of geodynamic imprints on the African Continent using electromagnetics (pp. 107-134)
• K. Key, Marine electromagnetic studies of seafloor resources and tectonics (pp. 135-167)
• A.V. Kuvshinov, Deep electromagnetic studies from land, sea, and space: Progress status in the past 10 years (pp. 169-209)

Surveys in Geophysics, 33, 1-209, 2012.

XX
2012
Darwin
Australia

• T. Korja, G. Heinson and S. Thiel, Preface (pp. 1-6)
• E. Haber and M.H. Gazit, Model Fusion and Joint Inversion (Published in August 2013 issue in error, vol. 34, pp. 675-695, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9232-4)
• J. Booker, The magnetotelluric Phase Tensor: A critical review (pp. 7-40, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9234-2)
• A. Pommier, Interpretation of magnetotelluric results using laboratory measurements (pp. 41-84, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9226-2)
• G. Newman, A Review of high-performance computational strategies for modeling and imaging of electromagnetic induction data (pp. 85-100, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9260-0)
• G. Munoz, Exploring for Geothermal resources with electromagnetic methods (pp. 101-122, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9236-0)
• R. Smith, Electromagnetic induction methods in Mining Geophysics from 2008 to 2012 (pp. 123-156, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9227-1)
• K. Strack, Future directions of electromagnetic methods for hydrocarbon applications (pp. 157-177, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9237-z)
• A. Marti, The role of electrical anisotropy in magnetotelluric responses: From modelling and dimensionality analysis to inversion and interpretation (pp. 179-218, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9233-3)
• K. Selway, On the causes of electrical conductivity anomalies in tectonically stable lithosphere (pp. 219-257, doi: 10.1007/s10712-013-9235-1)

Unpublished

• E. Auken and A.A. Behroonzman, An introduction to the use of new and emerging electromagnetic techniques for aquifer characterization

Surveys in Geophysics, 35, 1-257, 2014.

XXI
2014
Weimar
Germany

• O. Ritter, P. Queralt and G. Heinson, Preface (pp. 1-4)
• A. Neska, Conductivity Anomalies in Central Europe (pp. 5-26, doi: 10.1007/s10712-015-9349-8)
• C. Constable, Earth's Electromagnetic Environment (pp. 27-45, doi: 10.1007/s10712-015-9351-1)
• R. Streich, Controlled-Source Electromagnetic Approaches for Hydrocarbon Exploration and Monitoring on Land (pp. 47-80, doi: 10.1007/s10712-015-9336-0)
• W. Heise and S. Ellis, On the Coupling of Geodynamic and Resistivity Models: A Progress Report and the Way Forward (pp. 81-107, doi: 10.1007/s10712-015-9334-2)
• O. Pankratov and A. Kuvshinov, Applied Mathematics in EM Studies with Special Emphasis on an Uncertainty Quantification and 3-D Integral Equation Modelling (pp. 109-147, doi: 10.1007/s10712-015-9340-4)
• A. Khan, On Earth's Mantle Constitution and Structure from Joint Analysis of Geophysical and Laboratory-Based Data: An Example (pp. 149-189, doi: )10.1007/s10712-015-9353-z

Unpublished

• T. Goto, Recent Advances of Marine EM Exploration - From Shallow Water Environmental studies to Deeper Mantle Imaging

Surveys in Geophysics, 37, 1-189, 2016.

XXII
2016
Chiang Mai
Thailand

• K. Baba, W. Siripunvaraporn, and U. Weckmann, Preface (pp. 833-836)
• A. Chave, Estimation of the Magnetotelluric Response Function: The Path from Robust Estimation to a Stable Maximum Likelihood Estimator (pp. 837-867)
• M. Miensopust, Application of 3-D Electromagnetic Inversion in Practice: Challenges, Pitfalls and Solution Approaches (pp. 869-933)
• M. Moorkamp, Integrating Electromagnetic Data with Other Geophysical Observations for Enhanced Imaging of the Earth: A Tutorial and Review (pp. 935-962)
• J. Fullea, On Joint Modelling of Electrical Conductivity and Other Geophysical and Petrological Observables to Infer the Structure of the Lithosphere and Underlying Upper Mantle (pp. 963-1004)
• P. Patro, Magnetotelluric Studies for Hydrocarbon and Geothermal Resources: Examples from the Asian Region (pp. 1005-1041)
• L. Zhang, A Review of Recent Developments in the Study of Regional Lithospheric Electrical Structure of the Asian Continent (pp. 1043-1096)
• T. Minami, Motional Induction by Tsunamis and Ocean Tides: 10 Years of Progress (pp. 1097-1132)
• S. Thiel, Electromagnetic Monitoring of Hydraulic Fracturing: Relationship to Permeability, Seismicity, and Stress (pp. 1133-1169)

Surveys in Geophysics, 38, 833-1169, 2017.

XXIII
2018
Helsingor
Denmark

Review papers will be presented by and on:
• Andrew Binley, Lancaster University, U.K.: Hydrogeophysics EM applications for hydrology
• Graham Hill, University of Canterbury, New Zealand: EM studies in polar regions
• Christopher Juhlin, Uppsala University, Sweden: Earth's crust: reflection seismics and magnetotellurics
• Anna Kelbert, US Geological Survey, U.S.: Geomagnetically induced currents in technological systems and conductivity models
• Naser Meqbel, Germany: Multi-EM (joint) inversions
• Zhengyong Ren, Central-South University of China: 2D/3D model uncertainty and resolution

XXIV
2020
Kusadesi
Turkey

Suggestions solicited. Contact Division VI Chairman Dr. Nik Palshin.