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Sichuan Provincial Geophysical Society

To further enhance the role and contribution of geophysics in Sichuan Province and neighboring regions in scientific research and economic development, and with the guidance and assistance of the Sichuan Provincial Association for Science and Technology, and after extensive coordination among various parties, the Sichuan Geophysical Society has been established jointly by Chengdu University of Technology, Southwest Petroleum University, Sichuan University, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Southwest Jiaotong University, and other higher education institutions, research institutes, and large state-owned enterprises in Sichuan Province that are involved in geophysics.

2025-01-04

The Geophysical Exploration Institute swiftly joined the emergency rescue efforts for the flash flood and debris flow disaster in Kangding.

At 3:30 a.m. on August 3, a sudden flash flood and debris flow struck the Guza Town area in Kangding City, Garzê Prefecture, Sichuan Province, causing extensive damage to houses in Ridi Village, Guza Town. The debris flow in the affected area was characterized by significant burial depths and numerous large boulders. As a result of the collapse of residential buildings, many liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders were buried, posing a serious potential hazard to rescue and emergency operations.

2025-01-04

Racing Against Time: Sichuan Coalfield Geophysical Exploration Team Rushes to Jiangyou for Emergency Rescue

Around 10 a.m. on May 25, after receiving orders from the leadership of the Sichuan Provincial Coalfield Geological Bureau to provide emergency support for the tunnel collapse at the Wudu Water Diversion Project, Sichuan Zhongcheng Coalfield Geophysical Exploration Engineering Institute Co., Ltd. promptly established a geophysical exploration technical team. After contacting the Joint Command Center for Emergency Rescue, the team immediately set off and arrived swiftly at the site by noon that same day. Based on the preliminary information they had gathered, the geophysical exploration team conducted a targeted on-site survey of the collapsed section of the tunnel. Due to the narrow cross-section of the tunnel at the site, severe blockages caused by the collapse, and the highly complex conditions in the buried areas, on-site rescue efforts were severely hampered. Combining their practical experience, the geophysical exploration team optimized their approach and designed three geophysical profiles: one running along the tunnel’s axis and two intersecting obliquely with the tunnel’s axis. At 7 p.m., the geophysical exploration team began field operations according to the designed plan. After working through the night, they successfully completed the field data collection by 3 a.m. on May 26. Subsequently, the geophysical exploration team processed and inverted the collected data in conjunction with geological information provided by the Joint Command Center for Emergency Rescue, quickly pinpointing the location of the collapsed area. Their findings confirmed the rescue expert group’s initial prediction of the collapse zone, laying a solid foundation for the next phase of scientific rescue operations.

2025-01-04

Taking Up the Baton to Support Poverty Alleviation and Diving Deep into Rural Revitalization—A Profile of Zou Zhongping, Deputy Secretary of the Jiulong County Party Committee on Secondment

At dawn, the car began to move slowly, and houses and streets adorned with Tibetan elements and Yi-style architecture gradually receded into the distance. The sky over Jiulong had suddenly lost its usual deep, brilliant blue, and a gentle drizzle had begun to fall. On the towering Jichou Mountain, flakes of snow were already drifting down. All these sights before him were scenes that Zou Zhongping knew all too well. He reached out his hand, waving goodbye to his friends. Though their time together had been brief—just two years—it was a bond that would last forever.

2025-01-04

The Institute of Geophysical Exploration held a 2024 New Employee Onboarding and "Mentor-Apprentice" Conference.

On August 27, the Institute of Geophysical Exploration held a meeting to welcome new employees for 2024 and launch the “Mentor-Apprentice” program. The purpose of this meeting is to help new employees integrate more quickly into the team, clarify their career development paths, and, through the “mentor-apprentice” mechanism, promote the comprehensive enhancement of both their professional skills and overall qualities.

2025-01-04

The Institute of Geophysical Exploration and the Safety Technology Center of the Sichuan Coal Mine Safety Supervision Bureau: A Strategic Partnership Ushers in a New Chapter

On January 2, the Institute of Geophysical Exploration and the Safety Technology Center of the Sichuan Coal Mine Safety Supervision Bureau (hereinafter referred to as the “Safety Technology Center”) held a signing ceremony for their strategic cooperation. Li Chuan, Director of the Safety Technology Center, and Yu Changheng, Deputy Secretary of the Party Branch and General Manager of the Institute of Geophysical Exploration, signed the strategic cooperation agreement on behalf of their respective sides.

2025-01-03