Education=
(M.I.T., B.S.
physics,
1960; M.S. 1963; Ph.D.
geophysics, 1967),
professor at
Stanford University,
1967-present.
Consulted with Chevron (1967-73).
Best Presentation Award from the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
for his paper, "Extrapolation of Wave Fields."
Honorary member and SEG Fessenden Award
``in recognition of his outstanding and original pioneering work
in seismic wave analysis.''
Founded the Stanford Exploration Project (SEP) in 1973.
Elected a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union.
Authored three published books
(two translated to Russian and Chinese)
and five internet books:
- FGDP: "Fundamentals of Geophysical Data Processing," 1976
- IEI: "Imaging the Earth's Interior" 1985
- PVI: "Earth Soundings Analysis: Processing versus Inversion" 1992
- BEI: "Basic Earth Soundings",
(internet only)
- IEE: "IMAGE ESTIMATION BY EXAMPLE:
Geophysical Soundings Image Construction:
multidimensional autoregression"
(internet only)
Elected to the National Academy of Engineering.
SEG's highest award, the Maurice Ewing Medal.
Honorary Member of the European Assn. of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE).
EAGE's highest recognition, the Erasmus Award.
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The beard is very much shorter now.
(1998 photo by
Jos)
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