The Center is supported by Rice University, and has research funding from NSF, DOE, and two industrially sponsored consortia.
Cross-disciplinary professional
M.S. and Ph.D. programs are offered by the Computational
Science and Engineering Degree Program, allowing students
in the three departments the opportunity to create a flexible research
and course program.
IBM RS6000 595
and Sun ES450 SMP
computers in G&G
Promax 2-D Seismic Processing Software
(3 licenses in G&G and CAAM)
Omega 3-D Seismic Processing Software
(2 licenses in G&G and CAAM)
22 " Oyo Electrostatic Plotter
in G&G
54 " HP Color Plotter Center in
G&G
300 Gbyte disk space in G&G
Geology &Geophysics
1. Richard
G. Gordon
2. Adrian Lenardic
3.Alan
Levander (Associate Director, CCG)
4. Juli Morgan
5. Igor Morozov
6. Dale
Sawyer
7. Colin
Zelt
Computational & Applied Mathematics
1. Liliana
Borcea
2. William W. Symes (Associate
Director, CCG)
Electrical & Computing Engineering
1. Richard Baraniuk (Associate Director,
CCG)
2. Sidney Burrus (Dean of Engineering)
3. Jan Odegard
3. Philippe Steeghs
1. The
Rice Inversion Project (Symes: Industrial Sponsors)
2. Consortium
for Computational Seismic/Signal Interpretation (Baraniuk,
Odegard : Industrial Sponsors)
3. High
Resolution Seismic Imaging (Levander, Symes, Zelt,
Dana:
DOE)
1. Deep
Probe Experiment (Levander: NSF Continental Dynamics)
2. Iberian
Margin (Sawyer, Zelt: NSF OCE)
3. Chilean
Margin (Zelt: NSF Geophysics)
4. CDROM
(Levander: NSF Continental Dynamics)
Alan Levander: alan@geophysics.rice.edu
William W. Symes: symes@caam.rice.edu
Richard Baraniuk: richb@rice.edu
Jan Odegard: odegard@rice.edu
Lee Willson: leewil@geophysics.rice.edu