 Computational geophysics

Computational geophysics is a branch of geophysics that employs computational methods and numerical simulations to solve complex problems related to the Earth's structure, processes, and characteristics. It combines principles from geophysics, mathematics, and computer science to analyze geophysical data, model subsurface phenomena, and simulate various geophysical processes. Some key aspects of computational geophysics include: 1. **Modeling and Simulation**: It involves creating numerical models of geological and geophysical systems.