Promax 2D Multiple Reduction
I am at a point, I could use some help with the program Promax 2D from Landmark Corp. I have posted in a LinkedIn group and this way I hope I may get some signal boost for my question. Do you have some...
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Disney Princesses (as) rock!
You know the Disney princesses. You have seen them reimagined as guys, as pregnant, across different ethnicities and bearded.Now finally geologists get their fair share of Disney reimagination as well....
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Lying with statistics.
Baseline matters via Flowing Data from RedditYou can see it quite often today, that an essential part of an axis is missing. I usually think highly critical of showing your entire plot. Finally someone...
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Sometimes I wish this worked.
Working with data via George TakeiWorking with seismic data packages can be quite a hassle.The User Interface is stuck somewhere beyond the 80s’ and you wonder where you’re supposed to supply the...
View ArticleLifesavers - Two tools in my daily worklife
Today I’d like to share two tools that I have found indespensible in the course of my studies. Ironically, these have nothing to do with geophysics or seismic at all. But they’re out to save you.GitGit...
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New on StackExchange: To what accuracy and precision do we know the volume of...
An answer on StackExchange, read the question here.Talking about the volume of the Earth, we have to ignore that it is not static but in fact highly dynamic. The tides alone make the height differ by...
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Just mark anything... [comic]
Halfway through my thesis, this may be one of my biggest fears:(comic by cyanide&happiness)
View ArticleDo you even math? - Calculus in geophysics and geology
The amount of math in degrees varies throughout every university and even in uni itself, there seldomly is a consensus on how much math is actually needed. Jascha Polet from Cal Poly Pomona asked a...
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New on StackExchange: Temporal Resolution of Seismic data
This was an answer on StackExchange, see the question here.In seismic data analysis we have to distinguish between vertical (temporal) and horizontal resolution.The (First) Fresnelzone is linked to the...
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The horrors of writing on a thesis
This is my life in 4 panels right now:Courtesy of Jorge ChamAlso check out the other PHD comics, they’re amazing if you’re in grad school.
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