Resources:  
For students, scientists and professionals using geophysical inversion

The resources on this website are provided to inform and educate students, scientists and earth science practitioners about geophysical inversion. Access them via the menu to the left.

The I.A.G. resource package is a learning facility about geophysical inversion. It is structured like a text book but includes educational versions of UBC-GIF programs, data sets, interactive self-test facilities, and exercises for use by individuals or classes. A few of the resources in the I.A.G. are on the UBC-GIF website, but the vast majority of UBC-GIF inversion tutorial materials are delivered in the I.A.G. resource package. See the IAG outline page for details about contents and obtaining a copy (free of charge).

Workflows and Tutorials help with learning about how inversion works, and how to carry out the processing.

Case Histories show examples of inversion contributing to real problems in geology, mineral exploration, oil/gas exploration and geological engineering situations.

Publications and Thesis lists consist of complete lists of publications and thesis produced by UBC-GIF scientists since 1989.

Bibliography - a summary of key books and articles about geophysical inversion.

Outreach describes the UBC-GIF outreach program.

Teaching & learning provides ideas and suggestions for instructors and students or professionals who are interested in incorporating geophysical inversion into their learning programs.