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Next Generation Exploration for Minerals, Energy and Groundwater

With resources increasingly explored for or managed at depth, and holistic tools required to enable this, Deep Earth Imaging is tackling the development of tools required to meet these challenges in the 21st century.

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Deep Earth Imaging in QANTAS Spirit Inflight Magazine

The September issue of QANTAS Spirit, the inflight magazine serving QANTASLink regional airlines, contains an informative article about new frontiers in mining in Australia. Deep Earth Imaging is featured, with comments from Mike McWilliams and Richard Chopping. Illustration by Bea Crespo. Mining – the new frontier

Seminar by Prof Tapan Mukerjee, 5 July 2018 at ARRC

Prof Tapan Mukerji of Stanford University will visit Deep Earth Imaging at ARRC on Wednesday, 4 July and will present a seminar entitled Bayesian Evidential Learning and Value of Information for decision-focused uncertainty quantification and geomodeling in subsurface systems, at 11.00 in the ARRC Auditorium. Tapan is visiting Perth to lead the Rock Physics for […]

Deep Earth Imaging at APPEA

CSIRO’s Chief Executive Larry Marshall and Woodside Petroleum Chief Executive Peter Coleman delivered a plenary addresses on Tuesday May 15 to the 2018 APPEA (Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association) Conference in Adelaide. This address included emphasis on how Deep Earth Imaging will underpin success in the Energy sector in the future. Woodside’s Peter Coleman […]

Short Course: Inverse problems in geophysics

CSIRO’s Deep Earth Imaging is sponsoring a 4-day short course on inverse problems led by Prof Malcolm Sambridge and Dr Andrew Valentine from the Australian National University 28-31 May 2018 at ARRC in Kensington WA Summary  Over the past 50 years, a wide variety of techniques have been developed to infer models of the subsurface from […]

Deep Earth Imaging PhD Scholarships Awarded

New PhD Projects Deep Earth Imaging is proud to sponsor PhD research projects at Australian universities on topics that are aligned with our mission to make better images of the subsurface. We look forward to working with new postgraduate students and their faculty supervisors at the Australian National University, Curtin University, Macquarie University, the University […]

Deep Earth Imaging in Sydney at the AEGC 2018

Michael McWilliams will give a keynote address 10:40 to 11:30 AM, Wednesday 21 February in the Pyrmont Theatre as part of the AEGC 2018. A number of our researchers will be attending the AEGC, so this is an excellent opportunity to discuss Deep Earth Imaging with us alongside some of the premier geophysical and exploration research in Australia. Abstract […]

Deep Earth Imaging at AGU 2017

With the Fall Meeting of the AGU moved this year to New Orleans, Deep Earth Imaging convened both an oral and a poster session on imaging from the earth’s surface to the upper mantle. This was well received by attendees; looking ahead to next year, we plan to convene another session in 2018, subject to […]

Call for AGU Fall Meeting 2017 abstracts

Deep Earth Imaging is convening a session (NS003: Earth Imaging from the Surface to the Upper Mantle) at the 2017 AGU Fall Meeting. Topics are intended to span disciplines and have a focus on the imaging of minerals, energy and/or groundwater resources. If you have research that is aligned with our science vision, consider submitting an […]

Deep Earth Imaging roadshow

The Deep Earth Imaging roadshow, designed to highlight our science vision and delivery plan, is coming to you! Visiting Adelaide, Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne in August 2017, look out for us. Contact us through deifsp@csiro.au for more information.