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Since October 1999 I am working on my PhD within the LITHOS-working group at the Bullard Laboratories at Cambridge University . After spending some time investigating the possibilities of multiple suppression in marine seismic long offset data (simulated streamer length up to 30 km) I work now on the development of an efficient ray tracing code based on irregular gridding using Delaunay triangulation, walking triangles and a funky chicken. Currently the funky chicken is picking travel times, and I am enjoying the summer =:o)
The topic of my diploma thesis at Christian-Albrechts-University
in Kiel was "Processing
and Visualisation of 4-Dimensional Georadar Data " and was
conducted within the
working group for preferential fluid flow . As member of the
working group for archaeological prospection I participated in
surveys in Turkey (archaic Milet and hitite Sarissa), Wallendorf
(gallo-roman oppidum), Trier (roman forum), Reric near Wismar
(slavonian settlement), Selinunte on Sicily (greek-punian settlement)
and Bordesholm (monastery). In April 2000 I conducted with the Vienna Institute
for Archaeological Science and the Central
Insitute for Meteorology and Geodynamics a magnetic survey in the
roman settlement of Carnuntum
(Austria).
Trinks I. Trinks I. Trinks I., Wachsmuth D., Stümpel H. Trinks I. Trinks I., Wachsmuth D., Stümpel H. Trinks I. Trinks I., Stümpel H., Lorra S. Wachsmuth D., Piening J., Trinks I., Greinwald
S.: Stümpel H., Demirel F., Rabbel W., Trinks
I., Wölz S.
Bullard Laboratories Madingley Road Cambridge CB3 0EZ United Kingdom phone: +44 (0)1223 337186 |
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