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1 Jyoti Behura February 23, , USA Work Experience Center of Rock Abuse, Research Assistant Professor 2017 present Seismic Science LLC Littleton, CO Founder & CEO, Geophysicist & Software Developer 2014 present Geophysics Department, Adjunct Professor Center for Wave Phenomena, Research Assistant Professor Center for Wave Phenomena, Visiting Scholar Seismic Imaging R&D, BP America Inc. Houston, TX Research Geophysicist Education Ph.D. Geophysics Advisor: Ilya Tsvankin Thesis: Estimation and Analysis of Attenuation Anisotropy Research Group: Center for Wave Phenomena Minor: Mathematics Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Kharagpur, India Integrated B.Sc. & M.Sc. Exploration Geophysics Teaching Experience Signal Analysis (GPGN404) Instructor Fall 2015, Fall 2016 Formation Evaluation (GPGN432) Instructor Spring 2016 Inversion (GPGN401) Instructor Spring 2014 Attenuation Anisotropy: Analysis and Estimation CWP Annual Meeting Short Course Instructor May 2012 Advanced Seismology Guest Lecturer Fall 2011,2012,2013,2016
2 Invited Lectures Geophysics Department Seminar Stanford University Imaging of Internal Multiples in Reflection Seismic and Microseismic Data Spring 2014 Heiland Lecture Imaging of Internal Multiples in Reflection Seismic and Microseismic Data Fall 2013 Microseismic Study Group Denver Geophysical Society Imaging Internal Multiples in Microseismic Data Fall 2013 Awards & Honors J. Clarence Karcher Award, SEG 2012 Best paper in Geophysics, SEG 2009 ConocoPhillips Spirit Scholarship SEG Scholarship Winner SEG Challenge Bowl, Rocky Mountain Region 2007 Institute Silver Medal, IIT Kharagpur 2003 P. K. Bhattacharya Memorial Award, IIT Kharagpur 2003 Prof. G. B. Mitra Memorial Award, IIT Kharagpur 2003 Proficiency Award, IIT Kharagpur 2003 J. C. Ghosh Memorial Award, IIT Kharagpur 2002 Service and Contributions Co-Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Applied Geophysics Jan 2015 present Guest Editor, The Leading Edge Dec 2016 Jan 2017 Special Editor, Geophysics Reviewer for the following journals: Geophysics Geophysical Journal International Journal of Applied Geophysics Organizing Committee, 3D Seismic Symposium Editorial Board Member, Journal of Applied Geophysics
3 Publications Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles 16. S. Singh, R. Snieder, J. Behura, J. van der Neut, K. Wapenaar, E. Slob, Marchenko imaging: Imaging with primaries, internal multiples, and free-surface multiples, Geophysics 80, (2015) 15. J. Behura, K. Wapenaar, & R. Snieder, Autofocus Imaging: Image reconstruction based on inverse scattering theory, Geophysics 79, (2014) 14. F. Forghani-Arani, M. Willis, S. Haines, M. Batzle, J. Behura, & M. Davidson, An effective noise-suppression technique for surface microseismic data, Geophysics 78, KS85 (2013) 13. J. Behura & R. Snieder, Virtual Real Source: Source signature estimation using seismic interferometry, Geophysics 78, Q57 (2013) 12. F. Forghani-Arani, J. Behura, S. Haines, & M. Batzle, An automated cross-correlation based event detection technique and its application to a surface passive data set, Geophysical Prospecting 61, 4 (2013) 11. F. Forghani-Arani, M. Batzle, J. Behura, M. Willis, S. Haines, & M. Davidson, Noise suppression in surface microseismic data, Geophysics 31, 12 (2012) 10. J. Behura, I. Tsvankin, E. Jenner, & A. Calvert, Estimation of interval anisotropic attenuation from reflection data at the Coronation Field, The Leading Edge 31, 5 (2012) 9. J. Behura, N. Kabir, R. Crider, P. Jílek, & E. Lake, Density extraction from P-wave AVO inversion: Tuscaloosa Trend example, The Leading Edge 29, 772 (2010) 8. D. Makarynska, B. Gurevich, J. Behura, & M. Batzle, Fluid substitution in rocks saturated with viscoelastic fluids, Geophysics 75, E115 (2010) 7. J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Estimation of interval anisotropic attenuation from reflection data, Geophysics 74, A69 (2009) 6. J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Role of the inhomogeneity angle in anisotropic attenuation analysis, Geophysics 74, WB177 (2009) 5. J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Reflection coefficients in attenuative anisotropic media, Geophysics 74, WB193 (2009) 4. J. Behura, M. Batzle, R. Hofmann, & J. Dorgan, The shear properties of oil shales, The Leading Edge 28, 850 (2009) 3. J. Behura, M. Batzle, R. Hofmann, & J. Dorgan, Heavy oils: Their shear story, Geophysics 72, E175 (2007) 2. J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Small-angle AVO response of PS-waves in tilted transversely isotropic media, Geophysics 71, C69 (2006) 1. S. K. Nath & J. Behura, A least area approach of Hough Transform for pattern recognition in seismic reflection, Acta Geophysica Polonica, 71, 2 (2003)
4 In Preparation 1. J. Behura & F. Forghani-Arani, A practical approach to prediction of internal multiples and ghosts, being prepared for Geophysics 2. J. Behura & R. Snieder, Imaging direct- as well as scattered-events in microseismic data using inverse scattering theory, being prepared for Geophysics 3. J. Behura, F. Forghani-Arani, & F. Bazargani, Improving microseismic imaging: role of acquisition, velocity model, & imaging condition, being prepared for Geophysics Theses 2. PhD Thesis: Estimation and analysis of attenuation anisotropy, 1. MSc Thesis: High-resolution seismic studies using Hough Transform and Hilbert-Huang Transform, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Conference Proceedings 20. J. Behura, Expedited FWI of microseismic data for mapping velocity changes and hypocenters, SEG Annual Meeting, J. Behura & R. Snieder, Imaging direct as well as scattered events in microseismic data using inverse scattering theory, SEG Annual Meeting, J. Behura, F. Forghani & F. Bazargani, Improving microseismic imaging: Role of acquisition, velocity model, and imaging condition, SEG Annual Meeting, F. Forghani, M. Willis, S. Haines, J. Behura & M. Batzle, Signal enhancement in microseismic data: Application to a field data set, SEG Annual Meeting, M. Vyas, P. Vu, A. Brenders, B. Notle, J. Behura, & U. Albertin, Anisotropic waveform inversion with model styling, SEG Annual Meeting, J. Behura, K. Wapenaar, & R. Snieder, Newton-Marchenko-Rose Imaging, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov, J. Behura & F. Forghani-Arani, A practical approach to prediction of internal multiples and ghosts, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov, S. LaDart, J. Behura, J. Mika, & U. Albertin, Case History: The evolution of full-waveform inversion Southern Trend Trinidad, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov, F. Forghani-Arani, M. Willis, S. Haines, M. Batzle, J. Behura, & M. Davidson, Noise suppression in surface microseismic data by τ p transform, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov, K. Wapenaar, J. Thorbecke, J. van der Neut, E. Slob, F. Broggini, J. Behura, & R. Snieder, Integrated migration and internal multiple elimination, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov, J. Behura, I. Tsvankin, E. Jenner, & A. Calvert, Estimation of interval velocity and attenuation anisotropy from reflection data at the Coronation Field, SEG Annual Meeting, Sept, F. Forghani-Arani, M. Batzle, & J. Behura, Feasibility of identifying microseismic events at the geothermal system of Mt. Princeton using surface passive seismic data, SEG Annual Meeting, Sept, 2010
5 8. J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Role of the inhomogeneity angle in anisotropic attenuation analysis, SEG Annual Meeting, Oct 2009; American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Reflection coefficients in attenuative anisotropic media, SEG Annual Meeting, Oct J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Estimation of interval anisotropic attenuation from reflection data, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov 2008; 13IWSA, Winter Park, Nov J. Behura, Virtual Real Source, SEG Annual Meeting, Oct 2007; EAGE Annual Meeting, June J. Behura, N. Kabir, R. Crider, P. Jílek, & E. Lake, Density extraction from P-wave AVO inversion: Tuscaloosa Trend example, SEG Annual Meeting, Oct J. Behura, M. Batzle & R. Hofmann, Shear properties of oil shales, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov 2006; American Chemical Society Annual Meeting, Sept 2006; Oil Shale Symposium, Colorado, Oct 2006; AAPG Annual Meeting, April J. Behura, M. Batzle & R. Hofmann, Heavy oils: Their shear story, Heavy oil workshop, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov J. Behura & I. Tsvankin, Small-angle AVO response of PS-waves in tilted transversely isotropic media, SEG Annual Meeting, Nov 2005; 12IWSA, Beijing, Nov 2006 Patents 1. J. Behura, 2015, Method for expediently processing passive seismic field data for subsurface mapping with full-waveform inversion. USA Patent Pending.
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