Ph.D, Petroleum Exploration Engieering, Amir Kabir University of Technology (Tehran Poly Technique), (2018). Dissertation Title: Channel Boundary Detection based on Shearelet Transformation for Hydrocarbon Resource Exploration.
M.Sc, Petroleum Exploration Engineering, Petroleum University of Technology, (2013). Thesis Title: Lithofacies Discrimination using Elastic Impedance Inversion.
Research Interests
The research at DIAS will sit within Geohazards Project in collaboration with Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences (iCRAG). The particular goal of the project is to develop new methods for real time monitoring of temporal variations in karst moduli.
Prior to joining DIAS, Haleh worked as seismic data interpreter at the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC).
Her research interests cover a wide range of topics including seismology, reservoir geophysics, seismic inversion and image processing.
Selected recent publications
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Qayyum, F., de Groot. P., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S., 2018, Identification of shallow geohazard channels based on seismic attributes in the South Caspian Sea, Geophysics, 83(6), 317- 322.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Reisenhofer, R., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S., 2018, Seismic channel edge detection using 3D shearlets – A study on synthetic and real channelized 3D seismic data, Geophysical Prospecting, 66 (7), 1272- 1289.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Torabi, S. and Dahlke, S., 2017, Channel boundary detection based on 2D shearlet transformation: An application to the seismic data in the south Caspian Sea, Journal of Applied Geophysics, 146, 67- 79.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S., 2017, Channel edge detection using 2D complex shearlet transform: A case study from the South Caspian Sea, Exploration Geophysics, A- I.
Conference Presentations:
Karbalaali,
H., Qayyum, F., de Groot. P.,
Javaherian, A., 2018, Shallow geohazard channel identification based
on novel seismic interpretation techniques in the South Caspian Sea,
80th
EAGE Conference and exhibition, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Karbalaali,
H., Javaherian, A., Torabi, S., Dahlke, S. and Ghazanfari, A., 2017,
Channel Edge Detection based on 2D Compactly- Supported Shearlets, an
Application to a Channelized Seismic Data in South Caspian Sea, 79th
EAGE Conference and exhibition, Paris, France, P405.
Karbalaali,
H., Javaherian, A., Reisenhofer, R., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S. 2017,
Channel Boundary Detection using 2D Complex Shearlet Transform: An
Example from the South of Caspian Sea, Asia Petroleum Geosciences
Conference and Exhibition, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia, 43100.
Vosoughi, H., Karbalaali, H. and Javaherian, A., 2016, Mixed-phase wavelet estimation by cumulant matching in one of hydrocarbon fields of Iran, 78th EAGE Conference and exhibition, Vienna, Austria.
Karbalaali, H., Safshekan, M.A., Javaherian, A. and Keshavarz faraj Khah, N., 2015, Acoustic impedance inversion based on STHWE, statistical and well log wavelet estimation methods, 3rd South Asia Geosciences Conference and Exhibition (GeoIndia 2015), New Delhi, India.
Safshekan,
M.A., Javaherian, A., Keshavarz Faraj Khah, N., Karbalaali, H. and
Naderi, A., 2014, A review on homomorphic wavelet estimation methods,
16th
Geophysics Conference of Iran, Tehran,
Iran.
Karbalaali, H., Shadizadeh, S.R., Riahi, M.A. and karimi, S.H., 2013, The application of elastic impedance inversion and pre-stack attribute analysis for prospect identification, 75th EAGE Conference and Exhibition, London, England.
Semnani,
A.,
Karbalaali,
H.
and Riahi,
M.A.,
2009,
An
introduction
to
over/under
data
processing
methods,
CPS/SEG
Beijing
Conference
and
Exposition,
Beijing,
China.
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Which mechanisms drive the triggering of volcanic unrest? What role does changes in volcanic materials play? Novel ground motion measurements can help answer these questions. And so can you, in a @SPIN_itn PhD project at @dias_geophysics! Apply now: spin-itn.eu/esr41Retweeted by
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1942
Dr. Sheila Tinney of Galway
Pioneering Irish mathematical physicist. Aged 23 she earned her PhD under future Nobel prize winner Max Born on "Stability in Crystals"
Image credit: Tinney Family, Mathematics Ireland
#Science#Ireland#Galway#History#Quantum .@DIAS_DublinRetweeted by
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Our 1st speaker of the April 8th #ShakeMeetup is @seismotom!
Thomas Lecocq is a #Seismologist at the Royal Observatory of Belgium who created the open source code to study the global decrease in seismic noise due to the past lockdown.
➡️ buff.ly/3vXYS4nRetweeted by
DIAS Geophysics
This is 1 year ago. That idea, on April Fools' Day... Less than 4 month later, the 76-author article was published online! What a year, damn 2020. The worst and the best! Science, our way! Sharing knowledge, codes, data... is THE way. I'm a f* open-scientist! Thanks to you all!❤ twitter.com/seismotom/stat…Retweeted by
DIAS Geophysics
How is Tomorrow's Cities working to engage different stakeholders? How has the Covid-19 pandemic impacted our ability to engage? And what are we learning about what works and what doesn’t? Read this blog to see our MEL team's analysis: tomorrowscities.org/stakeholder-en…
📸@SIAS_SouthasiaRetweeted by
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1933, Erwin Schrödinger
Austrian-Irish physicist
Éamon de Valera (himself a mathematician!) personally persuaded Schrödinger to join the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies in 1939.
Image: Nobel foundation, Wikimedia Commons #physicist#Clontarf#dublinireland#DeOldifyRetweeted by
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1942 @DIAS_Dublin
First row from left:
Sheila Tinney, Pádraig de Brún, Paul Dirac, Éamon de Valera, Arthur Conway, Arthur Eddington, Erwin Schrödinger, Albert Joseph McConnell.
Image: DIAS, Wikicommons
#Ireland#Dublin#Science#HistoryRetweeted by
DIAS Geophysics
Time to get out your camera or phone, and look up to the heavens and see what you can capture 📸
Closing date for the @DIAS_Dublin Reach for the Stars competition is 2nd April.
alicepr.com/featured/final…Retweeted by
DIAS Geophysics
Activity is gradually increasing at #Etna's Southeast Crater, building up toward the 16th paroxysmal eruptive episode in little more than five weeks. Loud detonations audible in the southern sector of the volcano. View is from home in Tremestieri Etneo Retweeted by
DIAS Geophysics
Blue regions are at the lower limit and show quiescent periods. Red regions are at the high limit and signify active periods.
#DIASdiscovers#WorldMetDay
Links can be seen between wave height and seismic amplitudes.
Below are wave heights from Met Eireann's M6 buoy, seismic displacement from a seismometer in western Donegal (12km from the coast) and a spectrogram of the seismic data from April 2012.
#WorldMetDay#OceanScience
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Haleh Karbala Ali – Post-doctoral Research Fellow
Name: Haleh Karbala Ali
Position: Post-doctoral Research Fellow on Time lapse geophysical monitoring in karst systems
Email: haleh-at-cp.dias.ie
Homepage links
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Haleh_Karbalaali
https://www.linkedin.com/in/haleh-karbala-ali-a639793a/
Qualifications
Ph.D, Petroleum Exploration Engieering, Amir Kabir University of Technology (Tehran Poly Technique), (2018). Dissertation Title: Channel Boundary Detection based on Shearelet Transformation for Hydrocarbon Resource Exploration.
M.Sc, Petroleum Exploration Engineering, Petroleum University of Technology, (2013). Thesis Title: Lithofacies Discrimination using Elastic Impedance Inversion.
Research Interests
The research at DIAS will sit within Geohazards Project in collaboration with Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences (iCRAG). The particular goal of the project is to develop new methods for real time monitoring of temporal variations in karst moduli.
Prior to joining DIAS, Haleh worked as seismic data interpreter at the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC).
Her research interests cover a wide range of topics including seismology, reservoir geophysics, seismic inversion and image processing.
Selected recent publications
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Qayyum, F., de Groot. P., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S., 2018, Identification of shallow geohazard channels based on seismic attributes in the South Caspian Sea, Geophysics, 83(6), 317- 322.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Reisenhofer, R., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S., 2018, Seismic channel edge detection using 3D shearlets – A study on synthetic and real channelized 3D seismic data, Geophysical Prospecting, 66 (7), 1272- 1289.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Torabi, S. and Dahlke, S., 2017, Channel boundary detection based on 2D shearlet transformation: An application to the seismic data in the south Caspian Sea, Journal of Applied Geophysics, 146, 67- 79.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S., 2017, Channel edge detection using 2D complex shearlet transform: A case study from the South Caspian Sea, Exploration Geophysics, A- I.
Conference Presentations:
Karbalaali, H., Qayyum, F., de Groot. P., Javaherian, A., 2018, Shallow geohazard channel identification based on novel seismic interpretation techniques in the South Caspian Sea, 80th EAGE Conference and exhibition, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Torabi, S., Dahlke, S. and Ghazanfari, A., 2017, Channel Edge Detection based on 2D Compactly- Supported Shearlets, an Application to a Channelized Seismic Data in South Caspian Sea, 79th EAGE Conference and exhibition, Paris, France, P405.
Karbalaali, H., Javaherian, A., Reisenhofer, R., Dahlke, S. and Torabi, S. 2017, Channel Boundary Detection using 2D Complex Shearlet Transform: An Example from the South of Caspian Sea, Asia Petroleum Geosciences Conference and Exhibition, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia, 43100.
Vosoughi, H., Karbalaali, H. and Javaherian, A., 2016, Mixed-phase wavelet estimation by cumulant matching in one of hydrocarbon fields of Iran, 78th EAGE Conference and exhibition, Vienna, Austria.
Karbalaali, H., Safshekan, M.A., Javaherian, A. and Keshavarz faraj Khah, N., 2015, Acoustic impedance inversion based on STHWE, statistical and well log wavelet estimation methods, 3rd South Asia Geosciences Conference and Exhibition (GeoIndia 2015), New Delhi, India.
Safshekan, M.A., Javaherian, A., Keshavarz Faraj Khah, N., Karbalaali, H. and Naderi, A., 2014, A review on homomorphic wavelet estimation methods, 16th Geophysics Conference of Iran, Tehran, Iran.
Karbalaali, H., Shadizadeh, S.R., Riahi, M.A. and karimi, S.H., 2013, The application of elastic impedance inversion and pre-stack attribute analysis for prospect identification, 75th EAGE Conference and Exhibition, London, England.
Semnani, A., Karbalaali, H. and Riahi, M.A., 2009, An introduction to over/under data processing methods, CPS/SEG Beijing Conference and Exposition, Beijing, China.
Geophysics
Attending #vEGU21 #EGU21 this year? Want an interesting way to share your science? Let me Lego-fy it for you! I'm one of the @EuroGeosciences Artists in Residence and I want to turn your abstract into a Lego scene! Here's some I did last year! DM me if you're interested! 🧱😁 Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
La Soufriere volcano raised to alert level Red St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, W.I. – 6:30pm April 8th, 2021 - Scientists have observed a significant increase in activity at La Soufriere volcano which has prompted The Government of SVG to raise the volcanic alert level 1/7 Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
A nice new collection of work on volcanic, earthquake, and landslide hazards from the nature group. Lots of interesting stuff here, including our recent paper on Sierra Negra with @GeosciencesEd, @volcano_dr, @IGecuador, @dias_geophysics, et al. twitter.com/NatureComms/st… Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
A new #volcanic #fissure opened up yesterday noon, NE of Geldingadalir, where an #eruption has been ongoing since 19 March. #Magma is flowing at a rather fast pace from the ~200m long fissure to Merardalir valley #EUROVOLC #volcanichazard #volcanicrisk Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
Which mechanisms drive the triggering of volcanic unrest? What role does changes in volcanic materials play? Novel ground motion measurements can help answer these questions. And so can you, in a @SPIN_itn PhD project at @dias_geophysics! Apply now: spin-itn.eu/esr41 Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
1942 Dr. Sheila Tinney of Galway Pioneering Irish mathematical physicist. Aged 23 she earned her PhD under future Nobel prize winner Max Born on "Stability in Crystals" Image credit: Tinney Family, Mathematics Ireland #Science #Ireland #Galway #History #Quantum .@DIAS_Dublin Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
Our 1st speaker of the April 8th #ShakeMeetup is @seismotom! Thomas Lecocq is a #Seismologist at the Royal Observatory of Belgium who created the open source code to study the global decrease in seismic noise due to the past lockdown. ➡️ buff.ly/3vXYS4n Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
This is 1 year ago. That idea, on April Fools' Day... Less than 4 month later, the 76-author article was published online! What a year, damn 2020. The worst and the best! Science, our way! Sharing knowledge, codes, data... is THE way. I'm a f* open-scientist! Thanks to you all!❤ twitter.com/seismotom/stat… Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
How is Tomorrow's Cities working to engage different stakeholders? How has the Covid-19 pandemic impacted our ability to engage? And what are we learning about what works and what doesn’t? Read this blog to see our MEL team's analysis: tomorrowscities.org/stakeholder-en… 📸@SIAS_Southasia Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
M2.6 & M2.3 earthquakes occurred this morning in the Rockall Trough. Confirmed by INSN operated by @dias_geophysics @DIAS_Dublin in co-operation with @GeolSurvIE . Details tinyurl.com/3csjumm2 @k_verbruggen @GeoSurveyNI #DIASdiscovers
1933, Erwin Schrödinger Austrian-Irish physicist Éamon de Valera (himself a mathematician!) personally persuaded Schrödinger to join the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies in 1939. Image: Nobel foundation, Wikimedia Commons #physicist #Clontarf #dublinireland #DeOldify Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
1942 @DIAS_Dublin First row from left: Sheila Tinney, Pádraig de Brún, Paul Dirac, Éamon de Valera, Arthur Conway, Arthur Eddington, Erwin Schrödinger, Albert Joseph McConnell. Image: DIAS, Wikicommons #Ireland #Dublin #Science #History Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
Sierra Negra—the basaltic caldera found on the Galápagos Islands—went through resurgence after eruption, a rarity for this type of volcano. Story by @Sarah_Derouin, research by @AndyFBell (@EdinburghUni & @GeosciencesEd), @volcano_dr (@PennState) et al. eos.org/articles/obser… Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
Time to get out your camera or phone, and look up to the heavens and see what you can capture 📸 Closing date for the @DIAS_Dublin Reach for the Stars competition is 2nd April. alicepr.com/featured/final… Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
"Government approves landmark Climate Bill putting Ireland on the path to net-zero emissions by 2050." The case emissions reductions couldn't be clearer than in these visualisations. @EPAIreland @MetEireann @KOSullivanIT gov.ie/en/press-relea… youtube.com/watch?v=Rw6Bsa… Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
Did you miss the IOP Tyndall Lecture on Monday with @DIASAstronomy's @petertgallagher ? Great news it's now available on YouTube. #DIASdiscovers twitter.com/IOP_Ireland/st… Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
Activity is gradually increasing at #Etna's Southeast Crater, building up toward the 16th paroxysmal eruptive episode in little more than five weeks. Loud detonations audible in the southern sector of the volcano. View is from home in Tremestieri Etneo Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
#WorldMetDay is 23 March. The #Ocean, our #climate and #weather. The ocean drives climate and weather. It absorbs around 90% of excess heat trapped by C02. #ClimateChange makes it more vulnerable and hazardous. #OceanDecade Resources at bit.ly/2OTifKU Retweeted by DIAS Geophysics
Blue regions are at the lower limit and show quiescent periods. Red regions are at the high limit and signify active periods. #DIASdiscovers #WorldMetDay
Links can be seen between wave height and seismic amplitudes. Below are wave heights from Met Eireann's M6 buoy, seismic displacement from a seismometer in western Donegal (12km from the coast) and a spectrogram of the seismic data from April 2012. #WorldMetDay #OceanScience