CSIR-NGRI Trains in Geophysical Techniques
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CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute is hosting a 10-day training program on geophysical techniques for 22 university participants.
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- CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute began a 10-day training course on near-surface geophysical techniques in Hyderabad.
- Twenty-two university students from across the country are attending the program under the CSIR-Integrated Skill Initiative.
- The curriculum includes theoretical instruction, equipment demonstrations, and practical field work.
- This initiative aims to build scientific and technical competence in the next generation of researchers.
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- Conclusion of the 10-day training program on September 30.
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D. Mysaiah
Scientist-F and course coordinator
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“the programme would provide exposure to advanced techniques, field work, practical applications and equipment demonstrations.”
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…Dr Prakash Kumar, CSIR‑Integrated Skill Initiative chairman Dr E. V. S. S. K. Babu, Scientist‑G and Head, HRDG, and course coordinator Dr D. Mysaiah, Scientist‑F, along with faculty and participants. Dr Mysaiah said the programme would provide exposure to advanced techniques, field work, practical applications and equipment demonstrations. The training covers passive methods such as gravity, magnetic, electromagnetic, magnetotelluric, self‑potential and induced polarisation, and active methods including shallow seismic refraction and reflection,…
Prakash Kumar
Director
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“such programmes help build a workforce with scientific and technical competence”
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…Vibroseis systems. Field demonstrations will include installation of seismological networks and micro‑earthquake stations, data acquisition at different locations and processing of real datasets. Dr Prakash Kumar said such programmes help build a workforce with scientific and technical competence , while Dr Babu stressed the importance of capacity building through hands‑on training and field exposure.…
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NamedIndia · Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-National Geophysical Research Institute · CSIR-Integrated Skill Initiative · D. Mysaiah · E. V. S. S. K. Babu · Hyderabad · Prakash Kumar
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