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Biography
Ben Witten holds a BS (2005) in applied mathematics from Columbia University, an MS (2008) in geophysics from Stanford University, and a PhD (2017) in geophysics and physics from the University of Western Australia. Witten has more than a decade of experience in passive seismic research and processing in both industry and academia. In addition to his role as a research scientist at Nanometrics Inc., a Seismic Monitoring Solution provider based in Ottawa, Canada, Ben is also the associate editor of the Passive Seismic and Migration Methods section for the journal Geophysics. His current research interests include novel methods for imaging, inversion, and signal processing of passive seismic data.
