Practical Geophysics 2-Day Short Course
Practical Geophysics 2-Day Short Coursefor Engineering, Archaeology and Hydrogeology
Course Full. Registration CLOSED.
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September 27-28, 2012
Hilton Garden Inn, Champaign, Illinois
Dr. Ahmed Ismail talks about data
acquisition with previous short course
attendees in the field.
Scope
This two-day short course at the University of Illinois offers the opportunity to learn about the fundamental theory and applications of applied geophysics from experienced practitioners. Theory and application will be integrated with hands-on field experience and demonstrations of data processing on real data sets.
Course Topics
The course will provide an introduction to the theory, field operation,
data processing/interpretation, and application of:
• Seismic refraction
• Electrical resistivity
• Ground penetrating radar
• Downhole logging methods
• Multi-channel analysis of surface waves
Who Should Attend?
Practicing engineers, consultants, geologists, drillers, engineering geologists, archaeologists, and others responsible for development or evaluation of site characterization studies that might benefit from the application of modern geophysical methoods. Academic faculty and students will learn methods that could be applied to cross-disciplinary research.
Participation will fulfill the requirements for 1.29 CEU's through the University of Illinois.
Registration
Online registration will be available soon. To register now print and
fill out the
registration form.
Mail the form along with a check or credit card information to:
Tim Larson
Hydrogeology & Geophysics Section
Illinois State Geological Survey
615 East Peabody Drive
Champaign, IL 61820
Dr. Tim Larson talks about applications of
geophysics with previous short course attendees in
the lecture room.
Workshop Schedule
Morning
Lunch
Afternoon
Day Two
Morning
Lunch
Afternoon
Introduction and geophysics overview
Seismic refraction theory and applications
Resistivity theory and applications
Downhole logging theory and applications
GPR theory and applications
Surface waves theory and applications
Field work and data processing
Resistivity station
Refraciton station
Logging station
GPR station
MASW station
Logging station
Refraction data processing
Resistivity data processing
Logging data processing
GPR data processing
MASW data processing
The Hilton Garden Inn is adjacent to the University of Illinois campus. Field demonstrations will be held on campus.
Updated 08/27/2012 MH

