In my opinion, it is allowed to identify landforms, drainage system, waterbody,vegetation, and cultivation in the study area.
I think photogeology includes satellite images, so we can say that it provides significant information about hydrogeological characteristics.
Aerial photography is the forerunner to modern satellite imagery. The uses were more or less same and were very useful not only in hydrogeology but also in mining, agriculture, and many more.
Photogeology is a branch of geology and generally refers to studies conducted using photographs of the earth's surface. Hydrogeology, on the other hand, is the science of groundwater movements and sources. The applications of photogeology in hydrogeology are as follows:
- Photogeology can be used to discover groundwater sources.
- Photogeology can also be used to monitor groundwater movements.
- Photogeology can be used to detect groundwater pollution as well. Groundwater pollution can be understood from indications on the earth's surface, and these indications can be detected using photogeology methods.
Stereo aerial photos at appropriate scales are useful for studying the land forms and drainage systems. They are also useful for identifying lineaments, vegetation characteristics, which could be useful in locating potential groundwater sources.
the surface geology reflected the subsurface geology, but exploration of groundwater used other tools (electric and other....)
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