This qualification program is available for SSE partners only The purpose of this qualification is to enable individuals to make technical contributions implementations and projects using Aspen GeoDepth/EarthStudy 360. It serves as an enablement path that includes prerequisite validation, training and coaching, and concludes with information on the requirements for the qualification interview/exam. |
Subsurface Science & Engineering Delivery Engineers Subsurface Science & Engineering Delivery Service Partners |
GDEQ101
0.1 day(s)
0.1
Introductory
Delivered through AspenTech University courses, AspenTech provided coaching/content, self-learning and guided projects. |
BSc. or MSc. in Geophysics, Applied Geophysics, Geology / Earth Sciences or Physics (with seismic imaging background/projects) 2-3 years of practical experience in areas such as: - Seismic imaging and velocity model building (time vs. depth workflows; why/when each is used) - Anisotropy fundamentals - Tomography concepts and how velocity updates are validated - Angle-domain / azimuth-domain analysis - Complex geology imaging challenges relevant to service delivery (salt/subsalt/sub-basalt, fault shadow, gas plumes/pockets, reefs, thrust faults, lateral velocity variations, unconventional shale and fractured carbonate targets) Ability to follow standard workflows Ability to translate geoscience goals into actionable software workflow steps Strong technical communication with geoscientists and IT/project stakeholders Ability to run/verify workflows and produce clear validation artifacts (QC outcomes, before/after imaging metrics, etc.) |
Aspen Technology, Inc. awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for training classes conducted by our organization. One CEU is granted for every 10 hours of class participation.