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Title: | Mathematics Applications in Geophysical Exploration |
Speaker: | Dr. Joseph Ma, Halliburton, Singapore |
Time/Place: | 12:00 - 13:00 FSC1110, Fong Shu Chuen Library, HSH Campus, Hong Kong Baptist University |
Abstract: | The exploration of planet Earth for underground resources is reliant on geophysical methods. From advances in theoretical development, computational techniques, geophysical data processing, imaging, and inversion, mathematics has been serving as the fundamental driving force enabling the emergence of new techniques and technologies towards geophysical exploration. In this seminar, the speaker will present several industrial examples on how mathematics is applied to overcome engineering and environmental constraints. And eventually becoming the key components for generating more efficient, more robust, and less noisy images for better interpreting the subsurface characteristics. |
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