About

Short Bio

I got my PhD in Geophysics at University of British Columbia, Canada, in 2018. My thesis work focussed on computational electromagnetics and its application to mining problems. Currently, I am a Postdoctoral Researcher in Environmental Geophysics Group at Stanford University. My focus is on advancing use of an airborne electromagnetic and remote sensing methods for groundwater management and groundwater science. I continue to contribute to the development of open source software, SimPEG, and educational resources, GeoSci.xyz, for geophysics.

Curriculum Vitae

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Around the internet

You can find myself and my research, code, articles, and data at:

• Github: software projects, repositories for papers and talks
• ORCID ( http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9963-936X ): aggregates all of my scientific output that have DOIs
• ImpactStory: hub for article level metrics and further impact of research
• Google Scholar: publication list and citation information
• ResearchGate: academic social network

Experience

Postdoctoral Fellow

• Jan. 2019 - present
• Department of Geophysics
  School of Earth
  Stanford Univeristy, U.S.A.
• More information about my role and activities can be found in Environmental Geophysics Group and Ground Water Architecture Project

Postdoctoral Fellow

• June 2018 - Dec. 2018
• Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmopheric Sciences
  University of British Columbia , Canada
• Developed geophysical 1D spatially-constrained inversion algorithm that can invert large-scale AEM data. The developed software, referred to as simpeg-EM1D is avaiable though the Github. This was integrated with a commercial framework (called GIFtools), and has been actively used by major mining companes (Teck, Barrick, RioTinto, Anglo American, BHP, Glencore and Vale).

Education