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Cyprus Geological Survey, 2014-2015
The aim of this report was to analyze and process the measurements obtained from the satellite data purchased by Geosystem Hellas in 2014, using the ArcMap-GIS software. Based on the results, it was observed that there is a general uplift in the eastern and northern part of the Paphos district (Paphos Forest), and a general settlement in the west and south.
Draft_ΚατακMικροκινήσεωνΕπαρχίαΠάφου.pdf
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