The Department of Geosciences is housed on the second level (main floor) of TU’s Keplinger Hall. Faculty, students and staff conduct research and complete coursework with state-of-the-art research equipment and facilities including:
- JEOL Super-Probe
- JEOL SEM
- Rigaku XRD
- Gamma spectrometer
- FTIR
- EM-31 Conductivity System
- GPR with 200, 100, 50 MHz antennas
- SuperSting R1 Resistivity Meter
- A Spin Resonance Magnetometer
- Linux Seismic Workstations with a five terabyte network
Our department’s computer facility has licenses and training in:
- Arc Workstation
- Petra
- Petrel
- Geographics
- NIH Image
- Landmark Workstations
- Seismic Unix
- Kingdom Suite
- Comsol Multiphysics
- Globe Claritas Seismic Processing
- Hampson-Russel AVO, ELOG, GLI3D, ISMAP, STRATA
- 3-D Traveltime Tomography
- 2-D Full Waveform Modeling and Inversion
- Electrical Resistivity Modeling and Inversion
- GPR-EKKO VIEW Processing and Visualization