Advisory Board

Gilles Bellefleur

Ute Weckmann
Another focus is laid on the combination of geodynamic with applied research on e.g. imaging and modelling geothermal and unconventional gas systems. She has worked on electromagnetic data processing, modelling and inversion methods as well as on electrical anisotropy. Ute Weckmann is associate professor at Potsdam University and is on the editorial board of Geophysical Journal International.

Giuseppe Di Capua

Richard Hillis

John Carranza
He is now Professor of Geological Sciences (2017-present) at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa). His fields of expertise are geochemistry (for mineral exploration, ore genesis and geo-environmental studies), spatial mathematics/statistics (for predictive modeling of mineral resources and geological hazards) and remote sensing for geological/mineral exploration.
He has written a book “Geochemical Anomaly and Mineral Prospectivity Mapping in GIS”. He is Editor-in-Chief of Natural Resources Research journal, Associate Editor of Ore Geology Reviews, Journal of Geochemical Exploration, and Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis.

Chris Wijns

Milovan Urosevic
He is currently involved in two major Australian corporative research centres (CO2CRC and DETCRC). He is also leading a large ANLEC R&D (Australian National Low Emissions Coal Research and Development) project that is investigating and evaluating the applicability of novel, alternative seismic methodologies for rock characterisation. Milovan is associate editor of the Exploration Geophysics Journal. He is in the advisory board of EU “Smart Exploration” project. He is Associate Professor at the Dept. Of Exploration Geophysics and co-founder and principal advisor to HiSeis P/L, the world leading geophysical company dedicated to the application of seismic methods for exploration of mineral resources. He is a member of SEG, ASEG, EAGE and AGES.
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