Geophysics Computing Lab Attends KSMER Fall Conference and KOMIR International Symposium and Presents Research

[High1=GeoVis] Undergraduate students Min-Gyu Jo, Yu-Jeong Cho, and Yun-Gon Park from the Computational Geophysics Lab of Jeonbuk National University (JBCGL) attended the "KSMER Fall Conference and 9th KOMIR International Symposium" held at High1 Grand Hotel in Gangwon-do from November 6th to 8th, engaging in active academic activities.

At this conference, students acquired the latest technology trends by attending poster and oral presentations by various researchers. The Geophysics Computing Lab shared its research achievements by giving one oral presentation and three poster presentations at this conference.

• Thursday, November 7, 2024
  • Poster Presentation: Min-Gyu Jo, Sea-Eun Park, Young-Ju Lee, Joonsang Park, Ju-Won Oh, "Study on the transformer-based super-resolution techniques to post-stack seismic data: Application to the Smeaheia carbon capture and storage project in Norway" (Presenter: Min-Gyu Jo)
  • Poster Presentation: Yu-Jeong Cho, Sea-Eun Park, Ju-Won Oh, "Suitability Analysis of the Smeaheia Carbon Capture and Storage Project in Norway" (Presenter: Yu-Jeong Cho)
  • Poster Presentation: Ga-Rim Park, Yun-Ha Jung, Sea-Eun Park, Ju-Won Oh, "Comparison of Anisotropic Seismic Modeling Algorithms for Large-scale 3D velocity model in terms of Computational Performance" (Presenter: Min-Gyu Jo)
  • Oral Presentation: Yun-Gon Park, Joonsang Park, Malte Vöge, Ju-Won Oh, "Accuracy Analysis of Controlled-Source Electromagnetic Modeling based on the Finite Element Method" (Presenter: Yun-Gon Park)

Professor Ju-Won Oh stated, "It is a very important experience for students to actively participate in domestic and international academic conferences, present their research, and interact with other researchers." He added, "We will continue to provide support to help students grow into global leaders through such opportunities."