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- Observe the use of these techniques in modern architecture
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1. Curriculum Vitae
Farshid Sharifi
Phone: +43 681 206 203 66
Email: farshid.sh80@gmail.com
Address: Donaufelderstraβe 54- 3206
1210 Wien - Austria
Profile
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: 4th
December 1980
Place of Birth: Mashhad, Iran
Nationality: Iranian
Education
Student of Master of Science, Geophysics, Seismology Now
Vienna University
Master of Science, Geophysics September 2010
M.Sc.Thesis: “Coal Ash Estimation Using Well Logging Data from Eastern Parvade of Tabas”
Tehran’s Azad University, Tehran, Iran
Methodology
Quality of coal layers and the geology of the region were analyzed. Raw data from the borehole
layers were gathered by the sensors of Robertson Geology. Laboratory ashes were obtained from
cores, which compared them to estimate ashes from coal seams. A good correlation between
estimated ashes and laboratory ashes was observed (Surfer software was used for: Resistance log,
density log and special natural gamma log; to have close estimation of reality).
Bachelor of Science, Applied Physics June 2003
Mashhad’s Azad University, Mashhad, Iran
Publication
F. Sharifi, M. K. Hafizi, “Coal ash estimating with LSD log in eastern Parvadeh of
Tabas,” published in Quarterly Journal of The Earth, Vol.23, P12, 2011.
F. Sharifi, M. K. Hafizi, “Coal seams detection using borehole logs,” accepted at 19th
International Geophysical Congress and Exhibition of Turkey, 2010, Ankara, Turkey.
Work Experience
Eagle Mining Exploration
An Airborne Geophysics company (Magnetic and Radiometric production)
(March 2012- March 2016).
2. 2
Responsible for:
Quality controlling of raw data (FOM results, sample intervals for both magnetic
and radiometric data, Base stations, GPS, attenuation test, calibration test, Daily
source check, …)
Processing and quality controller for Radiometric and Magnetic data
Interpreting Magnetic and Radiometric data (distinguishing of magnetic domains
using filtered grids such as VD1, RTP, and TMI. Producing contours, …)
Hasti Gostar Andish (Physical instrument company) (March 2011-March 2012)
Responsible for:
Marketing and Sale
Installations and run the instruments
Graduate Courses Taken
Mathematics in Geophysics, General Geology, Structural Geology, Topography,
Seismology, Geoelectric, Geomagnetic, Gravity, EM explorations, IP explorations, Geo
Electrical explorations, Well logging.
Certificates
Airborne Magnetic & Gamma Ray Workshop, by Prof. B. Minty (20-21 November
2012), geophysics institute of Tehran University.
SPC (Statistic process controlling), Education Center of Ministry of Industry of
Khorasan,Iran
General Calibration, Education Center of Ministry of Industry of Khorasan, Iran
Computer Skills
Geoscience/Engineering Software: Viewlog, Geosoft (most of the GXs), ArcGIS
(ArcMap, Global Mapper, ArcCatalog), ModelVision, and Intrepid.
Familiar with: Surfer, Ipi2win, Intrepid, Res2D & Res3D, Matlab.
General: Microsoft Office, Photoshop, AutoCad, Google Earth.
Research Interests
Airborne production (Magnetic, Radiometric, Gravity)
Well logging for hydrocarbons, coal, and metals
Groundwater exploration
Mineral exploration, using geoelectrical methods, RMT, MT, EM
3. 3
Foreign Languages
English: Academic IELTS grad 6
German: A1
Persian: Native
References
Prof. Dr. Bruno Meurers
Professor of Geophysics, Department of Meteorology and Geophysics, Vienna University
Althanstraße 14 (UZA II), 1090 Vienna Room number: 2D504
Tel.: +43-1-4277-537 24, e-mail: bruno.meurers@univie.ac.at
Prof. Dr. Götz Bokelmann
Professor of Geophysics, Department of Meteorology and Geophysics, Vienna University
Althanstraße 14 (UZA II), 1090 Vienna Room number: 2D503
Tel.: +43-1-4277-537 20, e-mail: goetz.bokelmann@univie.ac.at
Prof. Dr. Bahram Akashe
Professor of Geophysics, Azad University of Tehran- North Branch
Science Faculty, Azad University Tehran North Branch-Boustan 10th
Avenue-South
Makran Avenue-Heravi Square. – Tehran- Iran.
Tel.: +98-21-22700103, Fax: +98 21 22700103, e-mail: akashe@ut.ac.ir
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Kazem Hafizi
Professor of Geophysics, University of Tehran
Institute of Geophysics of Tehran University-Tehran University-North Amir Abad-
Enghelab Square. – Tehran- Iran.
Tel.: +98-21-61118202, Fax: +98 21 88630548, e-mail: hafizi@ut.ac.ir