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About Me
I am Tushar Gautam, a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India, with a master's degree in Geophysics and a love for computers. I'm currently at the University of Utah and pursuing PhD in Scientific Machine Learning.
At the University of Utah, 2021-present
- Pursuing PhD in Computing (Scientific Computing).
- Research Assistant at Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute.
- Applying Machine Learning methods to problems in Fracture Mechanics.
- Understanding and explaining Machine Learning methods from an engineer/mathematician's point of view.
- Exploring the concept of data-driven physics-based Digital Twin.
- For more details, please visit this webpage.
At KAUST, 2020-2021
A successful academic-cum-research run at IIT Roorkee culminated in a rewarding opportunity as I got the offer to join the Visiting Student Programme (virtual due to pandemic) at KAUST.
- I worked on Tomographic Deconvolution using Deep Neural Networks.
- I was a TA for the Machine Learning course, ErSE 290: Machine Learning Methods in Geosciences.
At Optic Earth, 2019-2020
- In my final year at IIT Roorkee, I also worked with a U.K.-based Start-up company named Optic Earth.
- While there, I worked on building an AI-powered Subsurface Imaging Software stack for Norway-based Neptune Energy.
At IIT Roorkee, 2015-2020
- For my Masters’ Thesis, I worked on Seismic Velocity Modeling using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks.
- I used Finite Difference Modeling to generate large amounts of synthetic seismic data for training the Machine Learning Algorithm.
- The trained algorithm then predicted subsurface velocity models using raw seismic traces.