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Hi !
I will soon be graduating with a PhD in Mining Engineering. I have a
good geostat background and am familiar with softwares such as
ISATIS(GEOMATH), VULCAN and GEOEAS.  I have programmed a lot in GAUSS.
I wanted to know what kind of job market is available.
You can check out my resume at :
http://convex.uky.edu/~ganguli/index.html
or email me at:
ganguli@ukcc.uky.edu
Rajive Ganguli

arose wrote:
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> HOLISTIC ENGINEERING
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Please watch for inappropriate cross-postings by the original poster and
delete them from your replies. Anybody posting to this thread, say, know
what sci.geo.eos is ??
-Will
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Dr. William C. Snyder   will@icess.ucsb.edu
Imaging Scientist       http://www.icess.ucsb.edu/~will/will.html  
Institute for Computational Earth Systems Science
University of California Santa Barbara

Reposting of software availability:
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