The Msc in Exploration and Applied Geophysics delivers the Seminars:

Introduction to programming for Geophysics

All students are invited!

The Seminars delivered by Prof.  Andrea Tognarelli and Prof. Mattia Aleardi will take place the 5^th, 6^th and 7th of Frebruary 2025 in the Geophysical Lab. (third floor of the DST) from 10:00 a.m. to 13:00.

The Seminars are aimed at providing a practical basic experience on programming with the software Matlab and include: presentation of Matlab environment; data types (int, float, double, char); variables, arrays, matrix; graphycal representation of data ; if statements, for and while loops; read and write ascii and bin files (included standard .m and .mat files); scripts and functions and writing simple algorithms.

For the students of the Msc in Exploration and Applied Geophysics, attending all the nine hours Seminars allows to obtain 1 ECTS in the "Other Activities - Seminar"

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To reward outstanding university graduates specializing in areas related to Energy Industry, SPE Italian Section, EAGE and Assorisorse announce you the great opportunity of 32^nd "Gustavo Sclocchi" Theses Award.

Participation instructions are detailed here.

Candidates shall fill the registration form by the strict deadline of February 28th, 2025

The deadline has been extended to March 14.

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For any questions, you are invited to contact the following email address: sclocchiaward@gmail.com

CGG company will be visiting the Earth Sciences Department the 21st of March, room C, at 14:00.

Here below is the program of the seminars (20 min per presentation):

             Topic                                                     Speaker

• · Introduction about CGG                             Rob Schouten
• · Seismic Imaging                                         Claudia Botondi
• · Carbon Capture and Storage                    Francesca Oggioni
• · Machine Learning                                       Aiswarya Vellappally
• · The application process                             Rob Schouten

All students are invited and for those of the Msc in Exploration and Applied Geophysics attending the seminar will contribute at obtaining ECTS for the Other Activities.

Click here to download the brochure of CGG and here for the flyer of the event.

The Msc in Exploration and Applied Geophysics and the Earth Sciences Department organize the seminar "Geosciences in the context of the Law of the Sea - the Continental Shelf Project of Chile".

The seminar will be delivered by Giovanni Menanno (PhD University of Pisa) on the 29th of February, room C of the DST.

Menanno is currentlyinvolved in theContinental Shelf Project of Chileand will present the scientific studies being conducted by the country, whichinclude geophysical, geological and geomorphological surveys.

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For the students of the Master of Science in Exploration and Applied Geophysics: attending the seminar will contribute to obtain ECTS for the "Other Activities".

The MSc in Exploration and Applied Geophysics with the support of the Earth Science Department organize the seminar titled:

"SOCOTEC, Geophysical Activities for Engineering and Environmental Investigations"

Lecturer: Donato Fiore, Marco Illiano, Rocco Abbattista

Date: December 14, 14:00, Room C

SOCOTEC has been supporting people ensuring the sustainability of buildings, facilities, infrastructure, environment. This is to anticipate risks and adapt both new and existing constructions to climate change and energy challenges.

Seminar topics include an overview of SOCOTEC and job opportunities for geoscientists; geophysical activities, new developed and adopted technologies. 

All students, reserchers and professors are invited.

For the students of the Master of Science in Exploration and Applied Geophysics: attending the seminar will contribute to obtain ECTS for the "Other Activities".

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SEG Student Chapter of the University of Pisa in collaboration with the SEG student chapter of Uppsala University (Sweden) are pleased to invite all to the seminar: