Consortium for Economic Migration and Tomography

The Consortium for Economic Migration and Tomography is a partnership
between the Nevada Seismological Laboratory and Optim LLC.

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The CEMAT Goal:

Applying advanced computational methods in migration and tomography, CEMAT creates research products that will enhance members' ability to cost-effectively generate and develop economic mineral and energy prospects, or to evaluate and mitigate potential seismic hazards.

About CEMAT:

CEMAT is a unique consortium made possible by a partnership between Optim software.com, a Nevada based technology company, and the Nevada Seismological Laboratory (NSL) at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Example CEMAT Case Histories

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CEMAT invites members with interests in the following fields:

Computational geosciences.
Seismic hazard detection and mitigation.
Geotechnical site characterization.
Geothermal exploration and production.
Petroleum exploration and production.
Software development for the natural resources industry.

CEMAT Staff:

Dr. John Louie Associate Professor, Nevada Seismological Lab, CEMAT Geophysical Research Director

Mr. William Honjas Principal, Optim LLC, CEMAT Executive Director

Dr. Satish Pullammanappallil Chief Software Developer, Optim LLC, CEMAT Chief Scientist

If you desire more information about CEMAT membership or activities, please contact:

CEMAT
Seismological Lab 174
University of Nevada, Reno, NV 89557-0141 USA
Phone: (775) 784-6613; Fax: (775) 784-4165
Email: honjas@optimsoftware.com
World-Wide Web: http://www.seismo.unr.edu/cemat

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