IACT - Geophysical Laboratory

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Laboratory of crystallographic studies (LEC)

Marine geosciences and global change

Lithosphere dynamics and evolution

Geochemistry, petrogenesis and mineral processes

	Low-temperature mineral processes
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Memoria 2011

Support & Service Units

	IT and scientific ilustration
	Geophysical Lab.
	Microscopy and Microphotography Lab.
	Geochemical Laboratory
	Grain-size Analysis Unit
	X-Ray Fluorescence Lab.
	Milling Room
	Thin Section Preparation Lab.
	Sedimentology and Clay Mineralogy Laboratory
	X-Ray diffraction Laboratory
	Cartography, Profile analysis and Modelling Lab.
	Analogical modelling Lab.

Crystallisation Factory

	Expression and purification of macromolecules
	Crystallisation of macromolecules
	Small molecules crystallisation
$Single crystal diffraction$	Single crystal diffraction
$Powder diffraction$	Powder diffraction

News

Documento sin título

Congreso: The Scotia Arc: Geodynamic Evolution and Global Implications.
Lugar: Instituto Andaluz de Ciencias de la Tierra
Fecha: 14-16 Mayo 2013
(web del Congreso)

Fallo Concurso Logotipo:

Ganador Arantxa Jiménez Barroso

Alegaciones al ANTEPROYECTO DE LEY ORGÁNICA PARA LA MEJORA DE LA CALIDAD EDUCATIVA (LOMCE).

(Carta al Ministro Wert)

Título: International School on Biological Crystallization 2013, Granada
Fecha: 26-31 Mayo 2013
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GEOPHYSICAL LABORATORY

The IACT has a computer infraestructure for processing and interpretation of geological and geophysical data.

The scientific tasks undertaken include:

Visualizing, processing and interpretation of bathymetry data, obtained using multibean probes. Software: Fledermaus, Caraibes, Caris.
Digitizing of seismic profiles, using analogical scanning of profiles and conversion to digital formats (eg. segy). Software: Lynx.
Procesing of geophysical marine data , such as (multichannel and monochannel) seismic profiles, gravimetric and magnetic data. Software: Promax, RadExpro, SeismicUnix.
Structural analysis of geological sections, section balancing, decompacting, section retistution and prolongation in depth of surface data. Software: 2DMove.
Seismic and well data interpretation

The following equipment is available for the various activities:

1 Silicon Graphics Octane 2 workstation, 1 Sun Ultra Sparc mod. 60 workstation, 1 Sun W2100z workstation with double AMD Opteron processor, 1 DELL Precision 940 worstation with Dual Quad Core processor.

DAT DDS2 and DDS4 tape units, high capacity Ethernet hard disks, large-format screens for better data visualization, etc.

Printing can be carried out on a large format Xerox 8825 plotter and a printing system consisting of a Xerox X510 scanner+plotter, both large format, with the possibility of also copying plans or profiles. A HP750C Plus plotter is also available for colour printing.

Responsible Persons: Francisco José Lobo Sánchez (Researcher); Rafael Bellver Mancheño (Technician)