This work is one of the first books to examine the relationship between science and contemporary art and to chart the new work beginning to emerge from artist/scientist collaborations. Contributors include distinguished art historian Martin Kemp and artist Andrea Duncan.
Focusing on a novel approach to temperature estimation within the Earth's interior, the book introduces the Electromagnetic technique for identifying geothermal anomalies. It features case studies from notable geothermal regions like Travale, Soultz-sous-Forêts, and Hengill, enabling insights into heat transfer mechanisms and sources. These analyses help pinpoint optimal locations for deep drilling, enhancing the understanding of geothermal resources and their exploitation.