- Hugh Roy & Lillie Cranz Cullen Distinguished University Chair in Physics
- Director, Mission-Oriented Seismic Research Program (M-OSRP)
- Professor, Dept. of Physics
- Professor, Dept. of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
- The first migration method that is equally effective at all frequencies, Arthur Weglein, Dec 14, 2015 (*NEW*)
- Information for Students Interested In Seismic-Physics/M-OSRP
- M-OSRP Schedule and Presentation Slides at the 2015 SEG in New Orleans, Oct 18-23 (*NEW*)
- The March 9, 2015 M-OSRP executive summary video
- Videos of key note addresses at SEG Workshops in Kuwait and in Abu Dhabi
UH professor making waves in deepwater drilling
By BRETT CLANTON Copyright 2009 Houston Chronicle
University of Houston's Arthur Weglein says he has found a way to make existing seismic data “talk” to one another to produce a clearer picture of subsea formations.Arthur B. Weglein, director of the Mission-Oriented Seismic Research Program at the University of Houston, is pictured with IBM’s Cell Broadband Engine (Cell/B.E.) system. The Cell/B.E. employs computer technology originally co-designed by IBM for video-game consoles, and UH seismic researchers are employing this extremely fast technology to more effectively target oil reserves. (Credit: Thomas Shea)
