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Reno, Nevada, USA; Riga, Latvia – March 3, 2021 – Geophysics faculty and graduate students from the University of Nevada, Reno, announce new exploration for blind geothermal systems with Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) magnetometry. The study site is located in the Humboldt Range, Nevada. By improving the margins of safety and ease of deployment, geophysicists can now conduct larger regional analysis for geothermal or mineralogical interests. Geothermal power is produced in many regions throughout the world and is a source of green energy capable of providing baseload power 24/7. Nevada is well endowed with power-producing geothermal fluids that ascend to the surface along range-bounding extensional faults.  Many of these geothermal systems are blind at the surface, showing no active geothermal features such as hot springs or fumaroles.

University of nevadaUnited statesGreat basinChristopher krattCollege of science nevada bureau minesGeothermal technologies officeCollege of scienceUs department of energyGeothermal energyGeothermal energy researchGreat basin centerLaboratory coordinatorUnmanned aerial vehicleHumboldt rangeTransformative environmental monitoring programsNevada bureau