Graduation Project (1):

Senior student’s engagement in individual/independent research project with faculty supervision. Investigation of any selected problems in applied or theoretical geophysics. Determine the subject of research and development of systematic planning to conduct research - a review and study of previous studies - studies and field data collection and measurements.

Electric and Electromagnetic Exploration:
Introduction and importance of the electrical and electromagnetic methods and their applications. Electrical conductivity of rocks. Basic theory of direct current conduction and EM induction. Time domain and frequency domain systems. Transient EM. Induced and spontaneous polarization. Down-hole electric and EM techniques. Instrumentations. Field procedures. Qualitative and quantitative interpretation. (Field work – Two days).

Graduation Project (2):
Analysis and discussion of data - data processing - interpretation of results - a written report must be submitted and oral presentation made for evaluation by a committee appointed by the department.

Field Geophysics:
Field study in a summer camp for forty five days. Introduction to different geological techniques for topographic and geologic mapping. Developing subsurface geologic maps for selected areas under study. Basic geological relationships with emphasis on structural and stratigraphic correlation for different types of rocks. Geophysical field measurements, data processing, reduction, and interpretation. Completion of weekly reports and final project report as a team.