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Aslam Alekum, Sir, for years i was really interested in computer and now i am also computer's intermediate user, but i got geology subject so can you tell me computer can help me to build my career in geology field? thxx
Hello Sartaj,
Yes you can certainly enter in to geology. Most of the computer scientist takes geology/geophysics as a subject to start a career as a developer or geoscintifical developer. If you know that you have very good programing skills in C++/Java etc, you should enter in to this science. It will give you a very good career.
Good luck and best wishes,
Farrukh
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Farrukh Qayyum
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I can answer to the questions related to the following disciplines mainly: geology, geophysics, general geomorphology, stratigraphy, seismic stratigraphy and sequence stratigraphy. I would like to answer Geophysical question too with keen interest specifically exploration related. I want to hear from users for their queries on exploration geophysics/geology. Especially, in the discipline of Reservoir Characterization from multi-discipline data. The questions related to basics and interpretational applications would be most welcome. I can not answer the questions related to astronomly, ecology/environmetal sciences, mineralogy and petrology/petrophysics. Such categories are not my discipline of experience.
Experience
Four years in different services with additional case studies of Pakistan, China, Saudi Arabia and Netherlands offshore.
Organizations
dGB Earth Sciences, The Netherlands.
Please also visit my website (www.seismicinterpretation.weebly.com)
Education/Credentials
Master in Philosophy with specialization in reservoir characterization by using Sequence Stratigraphy. And master in Geophysics with a case study of Punjab Platform.
Awards and Honors
Position Holder in Academics.
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