Overview
#Julia for geoscience
In this tutorial, we will introduce the Julia programming language to the geoscience community, covering topics such as I/O, data processing, inversion, and machine learning. We will begin by installing Julia and relevant packages. Through a series of tutorials, we will demonstrate Julia's abstraction power and show how to load and plot data, write your own functions/operators, form and solve a geophysical inverse problem, and demonstrate how to integrate wave-equation solvers in Julia with machine learning frameworks. The intent of this presentation is to provide an introductory level tutorial that will be useful to members of the geoscience community.
#Instructor
- Ziyi Yin - Georgia Institute of Technology
#Contributors
This tutorial has been made possible by the collaborative work of a number of contributors:
- Mathias Louboutin, Ali Siahkoohi, Gabrio Rizzuti, Ziyi Yin, Rafael Orozco, Felix J. Herrmann at Georgia Institute of Technology
- Philipp A. Witte at Microsoft Research for Industry (alumni of SLIM group)
- Henryk Modzelewski at the University of British Columbia
#Software
The software packages used in the tutorial are located in the Seismic Laboratory for Imaging and Modeling (SLIM) public GitHub Account https://github.com/slimgroup, more information about the SLIM group is at https://slim.gatech.edu/.
#What you’ll need
- Slack channel: #t22-wed-julia
- Website: http://ziyiyin97.github.io/
- Github: https://github.com/slimgroup/SLIMTutorials