Research

Modern geophysical interpretation requires an interdisciplinary approach, particularly when considering the available amount of 'state of the art' information contained in comprehensive data bases. A combination of different geophysical surveys employing seismics, gravity and geoelectrics, together with geological and petrological studies, can provide new insights into the structures and tectonic evolution of the lithosphere and natural deposits. Interdisciplinary interpretation is essential for any numerical modeling of these structures and the processes acting on them.

Geophysics & Geoinformation

The Science Where IGMAS+ Helped

Hybrid modelling of gravity, gravity gradients and magnetic fields 9/2011	Denkmalpflege in Niedersachsen 2/2011	EGU General Assembly 2010	EAGE Barcelona 2010
Modern geophysical interpretation requires an interdisciplinary approach and software capable of handling multiple geophysical data types	Kaiserpfalz Goslar - ein neuer Fund auf dem Kaiserbleek	3-D modelling and joint inversion of potential field data	Interactive 3D Gravity and Magnetic Modelling in IGMAS+ and the Integration in the Depth Imaging Workflow
International Journal of Geophysics 10	Tectono physics 09	11th SAGA Biennial Technical Meeting and Exhibition 09	Tectono physics 09
A Constrained 3D Density Model of the Upper Crust from Gravity Data Interpretation for Central Costa Rica	The lithospheric structure of the Western Carpathian-Pannonian Basin region based on the CELEBRATION 2000 seismic experiment and gravity modelling	Inversion of Magnetic and Gravity Fields Applied to the Sub-Basalt Imaging Problem	Flexural isostasy in the Bolivian Andes: Chaco foreland basin development
International Journal of Earth Sciences 09	International Journal of Geophysics 09	Encyclopedia of Solid Earth Geophysics	Subduction Zone Geodynamics
Intrusion versus inversion - a 3D density model of the southern rim of the Northwest German Basin	Modern Geodata Management: Application of Interdisciplinary Interpretation and Visualization in Central America	The past few decades have witnessed the growth of the Earth Sciences in the pursuit of knowledge and understanding of the planet that we live on	Subduction is a major process that plays a first-order role in the dynamics of the Earth
Gravity Interpretation
Fundamentals and Application of Gravity Inversion and Geological Interpretation

From Airborne Data Inversion to In-Depth Analysis

Aim of the work is to generate user-oriented information from geophysical data, convert the physical and quantitative descriptions of the subsurface, for example, the conductivity, density, susceptibility, etc., in spatial structures and information so that the experience and understanding of the user correspond.

These are structural geologists, hydrogeologists, engineers and others. The implementation will be supported with automatic numerical process, a realistic 3D visualization and process understanding, which takes into account the appropriate spatial structures.

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Semantic search for the Geo sciences

Semantic search stands for the next generation of search technologies beyond keywords. Using knowledge in the form of semantic networks - also known as ontologies - has two significant benefits: the completeness of results is guaranteed and ultra-fast filtering of relevant results becomes possible. Transinsight develops solutions for intelligent semantic searching also for the Geo Sciences.

GoEarth the first semantic search engine for the Oil and Gas industry (Prototype).
Ontology based on SWEET (http://sweet.jpl.nasa.gov/ontology/)