Our doctoral professor’s success in a contest for AGH University minigrant

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We are pleased to announce that the application submitted by our doctoral researcher, Sebastian Walczak, under Action D4 – University Grant System for Research Projects Carried Out with the Participation of Doctoral Students, has been approved for funding!

The project is entitled: “The use of GRACE data to analyse vertical ground displacement caused by hydrological changes”.

A prototype model will be developed to enhance the spatial resolution of GRACE satellite data using the Physics-Informed Neural Networks architecture, which is the approach combining machine learning with the laws of physics. The research will cover two types of study areas: delta regions and post-mining areas, where changes in groundwater levels drive ground surface displacement.

The project is carried out under the supervision of prof. Tomasz Stoch and dr Artur Guzy.

Congratulations and best of luck with the research!

AGH University of Krakow | Faculty of Mining Surveying and Environmental Engineering |Dept. of Mining Areas Protection, Geoinformatics and Mining Surveying | Land Subsidence and Hazard Mitigation Research Group | Excellence Initiative – Research University

#GRACE #MachineLearning #Surveying #Displacement #Hydrogeology #AGH #Groundwater #Geoawesome

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