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Prospective Grad Students
Contact me to know more about
possible research areas, if you are interested in graduate
studies with a focus in petroleum geophysics, applied geophysics for
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My research interests are in the application of geophysical
methods to analyze exploration seismic data through
quantitative methods for reservoir characterization, and to image near surface and deep crustal structure
through seismic, electrical, and electromagnetic methods. Current
projects include evaluation of acoustic impedance inversion methods
applied to gas reservoirs and seismic attribute
analysis/classification studies for structure mapping and reservoir
characterization.
Recent
projects include, characterizing the Northern Cascadia Subduction Zone
structure from P- and S-wave tomographic velocity models, seismic
tomography studies of the Charlevoix Seismic Zone, and imaging the velocity structure and thickness of
the permafrost layer at the Mallik gas hydrate field in the Mackenzie
Delta of north-western Canadian Arctic.
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Last Updated on 21, December, 2012
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Kumar Ramachandran
Assistant Professor of Geosciences
Department of Geosciences
The
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104, USA
kumar-ramachandran (at) utulsa.edu
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| Geophysics
Undergraduate geophysics program
offers comprehensive coursework in applied geophysics and practical
training in geophysical field methods. |
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