When codes are needed for graduate student research, we will provide a license to the immediate supervisor, who must be the signatory on the license. In return for providing access to software, we request details about how the code was applied, and a case history if possible. These interface programs are not meant to be used for generating production quality output, nor for managing data. They are designed to make modelling and inversion with UBC-GIF codes more efficient, and to permit easy yet comprehensive examination of results. They are not guaranteed in any way, nor can we provide support for their use.
Tutorials are also available at our web site, and at periodic workshops presented for the public.
See also what's new , and research . This increases the cost-effectiveness of geophysical surveys. Responsible research requires documentation of both successes and failures, therefore we request that, where feasible, users supply us with material that can be included in a public archive of case histories. These will be included with other educational material on fundamentals and applications of inversion methods, at the UBC-GIF web site. Please contact us if you have suitable material for inclusion as a case history.