Geophysical imaging is a research area that focuses on using imaging techniques to study the Earth's subsurface and its physical properties. This field typically involves the use of various geophysical methods, such as seismic reflection, electrical resistivity, gravity, and magnetic surveys, to create images of subsurface structures and features. Geophysical imaging is commonly used in geosciences, engineering, and environmental studies to map geological formations, locate natural resources, and monitor environmental changes. This research area plays a crucial role in understanding the Earth's subsurface and is used in a wide range of applications, including mineral exploration, fossil fuel development, earthquake monitoring, and infrastructure planning.