EGU 2020 Conference MATLAB Highlights

EGU 2020, Session ESSI 2.12:

MATLAB-based programs, applications and technical resources for Geoscience Research

Conveners: Eun Young Lee and Steve Schäfer

At this EGU 2020 virtual event, researchers shared 13 papers and posters.

Presentations, related papers, toolboxes used, and additional resources are linked below.

MATLAB tools for the post-processing of GRACE temporal gravity field solutions

Dimitrios Piretzidis and Michael Sideris, Department of Geomatics, University of Calgary

The Development of BasinVis: Lessons learned from an open-source collaboration of geoscience and computer science

Johannes Novotny, Department of Computer Science, Brown University

Dust storms, blackouts and 50°C in the shade: Exploring the Roots of Humankind with MATLAB

Martin H. Trauth, Institute for Geosciences, University of Potsdam

Supporting risk management in the Caribbean by application of Deep Learning for object classification of aerial imagery with MATLAB

Sebastian Bomberg and Neha Goel

TETGAR_C: a three-dimensional (3D) provenance plot and calculation tool for detrital garnets

Wolfgang Knierzinger, Michael Wagreich, and Eun Young Lee

GLImER: a MATLAB-based tool to image global lithospheric structure

Stéphane Rondenay, Lucas Sawade, and Peter Makus

Stochastic optimization using MATLAB code for the determination of in situ horizontal stress magnitudes from wellbore logging data

Insun Song and Chandong Chang

Quantitative analysis for compaction trend and basin reconstruction of the Perth Basin, Australia: Limitations, uncertainties and requirements

Eun Young Lee

Examples of DAFNE application to multi-temporal and multi-frequency remote sensed images and geomorphic data for accurate flood mapping.

Annarita D'Addabbo, Alberto Refice, Francesco Lovergine, and Guido Pasquariello

From ZMAP to ZMAP7: Fast-forwarding 25 years of software evolution

Celso Reyes and Stefan Wiemer

The TopoToolbox v2.4: new tools for topographic analysis and modelling

Dirk Scherler and Wolfgang Schwanghart

Advances in Scientific Visualization of Geospatial Data with MATLAB

Lisa Kempler and Steve Schäfer

Petrophysical data analysis using MATLAB tools for the middle Miocene sediments in the Gulf of Suez, Egypt

Douaa Fathy and Eun Young Lee