Graduate Students & Research Associates - John A. Hole

last updated September 2007

CURRENT STUDENTS & RESEARCH ASSOCIATES

• Ellen Gilliland (MS) Microseismic characterization of induced fractures in hydrocarbon reservoirs
• Jiedi Wu (PhD) Fault zone structure derived from seismic guided waves

Doing collaborative field work with the USGS in October 2004: (l-r) Jiedi Wu, John Hole, Adam Shumaker, Daniel Yancey, Ryan Lester, Florian Bleibinhaus.

FORMER STUDENTS & RESEARCH ASSOCIATES

Postdoc

• Florian Bleibinhaus, 2004-2005: Structure of the California Coast Ranges and San Andreas Fault at SAFOD from seismic waveform inversion and reflection imaging. Now at MIT.

M.S.

• David C. Loveday, 2007: Resolving small objects using seismic traveltime tomography. Now at Chevron. (oil and gas)
• W. Ryan Lester, 2006: Structure of the Chesapeake Bay Impact Crater from Wide-Angle Seismic Waveform Tomography. Now at ConocoPhillips. (oil and gas)
• Lee J. Perren, 2005: Investigating the performance of electrical resistivity arrays. Now consultant for Army Corps of Engineers. (geotechnical)
• Adam N. Shumaker, 2005: Seismic site characterization for the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL) at Kimballton, Virginia. Now at Noble Energy Inc. (oil and gas)
• Jacob N. Beale, 2004: Local earthquake tomography at Mt. Pinatubo, Philippines. Now Research Assistant at Virginia Tech.
• Ali Y. Sayed, 2001: In situ compressional wave velocity across an exposed brittle fault zone. Now at Schlumberger Ltd. (oilfield services)
• B. J. Carney, 2000: Building Velocity Models for Steep-Dip Prestack Depth Migration through First Arrival Traveltime Tomography. Now at Chesapeake Energy Corp. (natural gas)