Physics first
A model must obey wave physics before any learning is added to it.
wavefield · FWI
Research stage · Concept
We study how sound, electrical, gravity and magnetic measurements can be combined to image deep geological structures beneath the sea floor, beginning with the Mediterranean Basin. Each image is meant to carry a statement of how certain it is.
Synthetic — illustrativeWhy every picture of the subsurface is an inference.
Light does not travel through rock, but sound and fields do. Deep structure can only be reached through what passes through it.
Different structures can explain the same measurements, so an image is a best estimate and never a photograph.
Most images show a single answer. We treat the range of plausible answers as part of the result.
The commitments that shape every method we study.
A model must obey wave physics before any learning is added to it.
wavefield · FWI
Each result is paired with the range of answers the data still allows.
uncertainty · posterior distribution
Every number on screen should lead back to the data and code that produced it.
provenance · reproducibility
Learned components are tested against held-out geology and cannot certify science.
synthetic data · ground truth
The path from a measurement to a decision, in five steps.
Sensors record how waves and fields behave around the area.
Noise and artefacts are removed while the physics is preserved.
A model of the ground is adjusted until it explains the data.
The range of models that still fit the data is estimated and kept.
People weigh the image together with how certain it is.
Seismic imaging, multi-physics intelligence and next-generation sensing.
Wave-equation imaging, velocity model building and learned methods, tested against physics and with uncertainty attached.
FWI · RTM
Electromagnetic, gravity, magnetic and passive data fused with seismic, kept only when each adds information.
CSEM · gravimetry
A research workstream on new sensor concepts. Each must first prove it can work in the marine setting.
DAS · calibration
One primary application and five secondary ones the research is framed around.
Eight phases, each closed by a test rather than a date.
Three paths, depending on what you need from us.
Methods, evaluation criteria and the limits we state up front.
Ways to collaborate, from shared data to pilot preparation.
The thesis as testable hypotheses, and the risks we gate.
The program advances only as fast as its tests. If you hold data, methods or questions worth testing, we would like to hear from you.
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