Group head
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Xinming Wu (伍新明) More about Xinming SEG China interview Email: xinmwu@ustc.edu.cn Chinese homepage (中文主页) School of Earth and Space Sciences University of Science and Technology of China |
Researcher
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Xiaoming Sun (孙晓明) More about Xiaoming Associate research fellow 中国科学技术大学先进技术研究院 |
Postdocs
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PhD students
2021-present More about Gao |
2021-present More about Dai |
2022-present More about Wang |
2022-present More about Guo |
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2023-present More about Han |
2023-present More about Ali |
2024-present More about Zhu |
2024-present (在职) More about Yang |
Co-advise More about Wang |
2024-present More about MC |
Master students
2023-present More about Tian |
2024-present More about Zhang |
2024-present More about Zhao |
2024-present More about Wang |
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Software Engineering, 中科大先研院
2023-present More about Chen |
2024-present More about Liu |
2024-present More about Yan |
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Visiting Scholars
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Qing is a Ph.D. student working with Prof. Rujun Chen at the Central South University (CSU). He has been visiting CIG since July 2023. He has published two papers on seismic forward modeling and denoising and his current research interests focus on deep learning for geophysical forward and inverse problems. Visit Qing's homepage for more detail. |
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Chengyun received a Ph.D. degrees of Information and Communication Engineering with Prof. Guangmin Hu at University of Electronic Science and Technology of China in 2017. His current research mainly focuses on the artificial intelligence techniques in geophysics, especially on seismic facies analysis, self-supervised denoising and clustering analysis. He has presided over a project funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, and published some papers in Computer & Geoscience, IEEE GRSL, and Geophysics Prospecting. |
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Zhanxuan’s research interests include machine learning and computer vision, especially in problems involving low rank matrix learning and representation learning. He has been collaborated with us since Feb., 2020. He remotely attends our weekly group seminars and helps advise our students who are interested in deep learning. His cross-discipline collaboration with us is successful, he has co-authored two important papers (on geophysics problems) published in IEEE TGRS, and Interpretation. |
Undergraduate students
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