The European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE) interviewed me. It appears in the 2015 edition of their student newsletter. My… Read More
Recent advances in technology have made drones available to the general public. And as nerds go, they have found brilliant… Read More
The final step in the work with seismic data is seismic interpretation. In a scientific field called geophysics, interpretation sounds… Read More
Radius of the Fresnel zone is given by [math]Rf=(v/2)(t_0/f_\mathrm{dom})^{1/2}[/math] where v: velocity of layer [math]t_0[/math]: two way travel time [math]f_\mathrm{dom}[/math]… Read More
The amount of calculus in geophysics and geology degrees varies throughout every university and even in uni itself, there seldomly… Read More
Today I'd like to share two tools that I have found indespensible in the course of my studies. Ironically, these… Read More
You can see it quite often today, that an essential part of an axis is missing. I usually think highly… Read More
I am at a point, I could use some help with the program Promax 2D from Landmark Corp. I have… Read More
I've always been suspicious of the rubber sheet explanation for gravity. It was tautological, explaining gravity through gravity. Just didn't… Read More