Hybrid Imaging Seminar

The Hybrid Seminar Bundle blends expert‑led online theory with intensive, on‑site field workshops—covering real‑world case histories, hands‑on field work, end‑to‑end data acquisition and processing, plus modeling & inversion exercises—to give you a complete geophysics workflow experience.
This course includes 8 course modules, 1-day field experience at our headquarters in Austin, Texas, and a 1-year valid, traceable certifications in resistivity imaging and safety.
Format

Hybrid 
Course

Starting date

June 20th

Learners

5+

Level

Advanced

Duration

10 hours + 1-day Training

Price

$ 1,600

Why should I take this course?

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For your career

Personal brand

Learning paths

The Hybrid Imaging Seminar Bundle is designed for students and professionals eager to master subsurface resistivity modeling. It blends expert‑led online theory with intensive on‑site workshops—covering real‑world case histories, hands‑on field work, end‑to‑end data acquisition and processing, plus modeling & inversion exercises—to deliver a complete geophysics workflow experience. You’ll build a solid foundation in theoretical principles, instrument operation, and survey techniques. Upon completion, you’ll earn certifications across multiple courses, equipping you to confidently apply resistivity imaging tools in any project.
You will learn how to put the ideas presented to you into action and build your own personal brand through content marketing.
We guarantee you an exceptional experience with flexible learning paths and professional guidance

Meet the instructors

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Jason Greenwood

Senior Geophysicist and Manager
Jason started his career at the USGS HQ in Reston, VA during High school as an intern focused on industrial mineral exploration with near surface geophysical methods. This led to: thesis work quantifying submarine groundwater discharge with combined ERI and EM based methods, consulting in industry focused on geotechnical, marine, environmental, groundwater and mineral resource projects and research for the Pacific Northwest National Lab focused on ERI time lapse monitoring and characterizations at DOE remediation sites. At AGI, I configure and support new system sales, teach seminars and support end users while working with our R&D team.