My research...

So, you really want to know more about my research, eh? You'll be sorry! =)

My current research

I'm a PhD student at The University of Alabama, Department of Geology.

My research is related to the glacial history of the Antarctica. My methods include:

High resolution multichannel seismic data in the Ross Sea.
Fuzzy model of the 2D stratigraphic architecture in the Ross Sea.

I did my MS here, also. The title was Plio-Pleistocene Seismic Facies Cycles of the Eastern Ross Sea: A Quantitative Approach. The text should be here on this site as soon as I can convert some of my figures to a web-viewable format. My MS methods include:

I used high resolution single channel seismic data in the Ross Sea.
I then used Q-mode factor analysis to study the lateral variations of the seismic facies.
I applied a markovian analysis to the results of the factor analysis to study the vertical associations.
I used these techniques to understand the controlling processes involved in the deposition and preservation of seismic facies on a glaciated margin.

Some of my side projects include:

High-resolution multichannel land seismic data used to help plan remediation in environmental cleanup sites.
Neural networks used to identify seismic facies

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