r/geophysics

I am an ERT postgraduate and conducting indoor experiments now. Sometimes I have no idea what to do.

Hi, I'm in a geophysics class and we're reviewing MT, professor suggested we get a cracked version of winglink to mess around and practice with data he'll provide

He doesn't want to share a cracked version himself so he told us to try get one. Apparently the school has a license but the program is taught remotely so we can't go to him and use it.

Anyone has that version? Promise it'll be only for education usage uwu

Do you have any sites, or videos for tutorial for basic use of Radexpro 2025 for free? It is my first time using the software but I already took geophysics class

Is there any free software, that I can use to learn seismic data processing? I have tried Seismic Unix before

Hi guys. I'm a geophysicist with 5+ years of seismic data processing experience (Omega, Petrel). I've been working in the same office the whole time and I want to relocate. Because I work in one place, I don't really have friends or colleagues in other locations to ask for advice.

I asked my direct manager and HR, and they said relocation is only possible based on business needs. Honestly, sometimes that sounds like a polite excuse :) I know that you have to be in the IM (International Mobile) Employee Group, but I am a Home Country Resident. HR said they will change my status only if company have business needs.

Anyway, how did you guys get transferred to another location? I know that a lot of field employees regularly relocate, but what about office staff? I really want to try working somewhere else :) Are there any Area Geophysicists or HR managers here who could give me some advice? I would love to hear any of your stories!

Thank you!

I have a problem trying to create and upload files to AGOL. I have XTF files and SEGY files - I can easily render them down to the single shot points and course lines taken but I would like to be able to present more than that.

Is there a way to get the 'point cloud' of the SEGY\XTF files and upload that under each line? Do I have to essentially draw the horizons by hand for every line in a program like GeoSuite and then export them into ArcPro, since those points will have the necessary z-values? Is there any other way?

3D Concentric Thickness Rendering visualises scalar wall-thickness readings from multi-string casing surveys. Multiple casings -e.g tubing, 7", 9%", 13%" - render simultaneously as nested concentric tubes, each independently colour-mapped by thickness, metal loss percentage, or depth, with adjustable radial exaggeration that amplifies wall thinning into visually striking bore deformation for rapid corrosion hotspot identification.

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I had an interview last month( right now it is entering the 5th week after the interview). I'm not sure how long they will take but they have mentioned that they will keep me as backup for other projects. I don't know whether they have really meant it or they are just saying in order to not make me upset. Till now no response nor the rejection email. I have sent a follow up email twice and no response. Is usually dug takes longer time to hire?

Hey y'all,

I have been working as a field geophysicist for about 3 years now and I am really hoping to make a leap in my career into data processing and analysis. I got my BSc in Geophysics with a minor in math, worked for a company installing magnetotelluric equipment and learned a little bit about MT but not getting any hands on experience with the data side of things. I now work for a company using near surface EM methods for locating UXO, but I don't have any real access or ability to learn more about our data processing or analytics.

I now have an offer from my former employer to install MT equipment for geothermal energy exploration (which is the field I have always dreamed of working in and I will be taking that offer), but I am worried I am going to get myself stuck in the field forever. I want to have a clear path for career advancement, so I have been taking some online courses to gain skills with python, R, SQL, ArcGIS, and Oasis Montaj.

I am willing to continue full time field work for another year, maybe 2 at the most, but I want some advice on how to really break the barrier between the field and data processing/analysis.

I have also thought about going back to school for my masters in data science or geophysics but it is just not feasible for me to do that.