Dr. Ander Guinea Maysounave
Lecturer, Geosciences
Dr Ander Guinea is a Lecturer in geology at Federation University Australia. Dr Guinea’s research background is in geophysical methods and hydrogeology, with major expertise in the application of resistivity and electromagnetic geophysical techniques to the characterisation of groundwater systems and mineral deposits.
Ander’s publication record includes studies of mineral resources, describing the hydrological processes of an area, environmental assessments of old closed landfills, determination of salinity of groundwater, and detection of salt wedge in coastal aquifers. Ander has also an interest in volcanic processes and is currently working on a project addressing hydrological processes during phreatomagmatic eruptions.
Ander completed his undergraduate, masters and PhD studies in Spain and he still collaborates in projects in that country. He moved to Australia in 2012 and was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of New South Wales before joining Federation University at the Ballarat campus in 2014.
Tectono-sedimentary evolution of transverse extensional faults in a foreland basin: Response to changes in tectonic plate processes
Late Paleocene to Middle Eocene strata in the easternmost part of the Southern Pyrenees, up to 4...
Characterization of the subsurface architecture and identification of potential groundwater paths in a clay-rich floodplain using multi-electrode resistivity imaging
The interaction between surface water and groundwater in clay-rich fluvial environments can be...
Geoelectrical Characterization of Hydrological Processes in a Buried Braided River System
The Macquarie Marshes (NSW, Australia) cover approximately 200 square km of the Macquarie River...
Iron patinas on alabaster surfaces (Santa Maria de Poblet Monastery, Tarragona, NE Spain)
Alabaster is a white and pure gypsum rock classically used in sculptures or for ornamental...
Identification of sources and processes in a low-level radioactive waste site adjacent to landfills: groundwater hydrogeochemistry and isotopes
Multiple tracer-element and isotope approaches were applied at a 1960s-era low-level radioactive...
Geoelectrical prospecting of glauberite deposits in the Ebro basin (Spain)
Glauberite (Na2Ca[SO4](2)) is an evaporitic mineral which is used in the industries of...
Comparison between the hydraulic properties of two low-permeability alluvial systems supported by geophysical methods
The mechanisms for vertical flow through clayey alluvial deposits are poorly understood. This...
Electrical resistivity tomography applied at different stages of gypsum exploitation
During the extraction of the rock in gypsum quarries, one of the most important parameter is the...
The electrical properties of calcium sulfate rocks from decametric to micrometric scale
Sulfate rocks have a sedimentary evaporitic origin and are present in many deposits worldwide....
Geoelectrical properties of calcium sulphate rocks
Sulphates are one of the principal groups of evaporitic rocks, Gypsum tends to become into...
Application or electrical resistivity tomography to detect archaeological structures at Tell Al Marj (Homs, Syria)
Electrical resistivity tomography has been applied at two different zones in Tell Marj...
Electrical resistivity tomography and induced polarization techniques applied to the identification of gypsum rocks
Gypsum deposits are the currently exploited sulphate rocks with industrial purposes. In addition...
Geoelectrical Classification of Gypsum Rocks
Gypsum rocks are widely exploited in the world as industrial minerals. The purity of the gypsum...
Glauberite formation identification with electrica! Resistivity tomography technique
Glauberite deposits (together with gypsum, anhydrite and thenardite) are the currently exploited...
Selecting electrical resistivity tomography arrays to define geological structures aimed by relative-sensitivity matrix
Resistivity tomography is a widely used geophysical technique. One of the most relevant points...