Public profile
Research areas
Applied geophysics, seismic imaging, timelapse seismology, distributed acoustic sensing, rock physics, geological carbon storage, geothermal energy, hydrogeophysics
Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences
Jonathan Ajo-Franklin
Professor, Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences
Average rating
3.5
11 temporary mock ratings
Difficulty
3.5
course-linked average
Courses
5
in seeded sections
Courses taught
EEPS 481
Undergrad Research In Eeps
Advanced activities adapted to the needs of the individual undergraduate student research. Repeatable for Credit.
Earth/Environmnt/Planetary SciNone1-6 credits
3.55.6hAjo-Franklin, Jonathan, Costin, Gelu, Dasgupta, Rajdeep, Dee, Sylvia, Diedesch, Tim, French, Melodie, Lee, Cin-Ty, Lenardic, Adrian, Masiello, Carrie, Morgan, Julia, Siebach, Kirsten, Torres, Mark, Zhang, Bidong
EEPS 491
Special Study For Undergrads
Activities in Earth, Environmental or Planetary sciences adapted to the needs of individual undergraduate study. Repeatable for Credit.
Earth/Environmnt/Planetary SciNone1-6 credits
3.48.9hAjo-Franklin, Jonathan, Dasgupta, Rajdeep, Masiello, Carrie, Morgan, Julia
EEPS 501
Special Studies Grad Students
Advanced work in Earth science adapted to the needs of individual graduate students. Repeatable for Credit.
Earth/Environmnt/Planetary SciNone1-15 credits
3.88.8hAjo-Franklin, Jonathan, Bakhshian, Sahar, Dasgupta, Rajdeep, Dee, Sylvia, French, Melodie, Gonnermann, Helge, Izidoro Ferreira da Costa, Andre, Lee, Cin-Ty, Masiello, Carrie, Morgan, Julia, Schmandt, Brandon, Siebach, Kirsten, Torres, Mark, Vergopolan Da Rocha, Noemi, Zhang, Bidong
EEPS 582
Energy Transition Geosciences
A broad introduction to the intersection between the energy transition and geoscience. The focus will be on subsurface technologies relevant to carbon mitigation, low carbon power, energy storage, and critical materials, while also introducing the climate and resource drivers for this transition. The course will introduce fundamental concepts, applications to subsurface systems, and their impact on the future of energy production and utilization. Recommended Prerequisite(s): MATH 101/102 or equivalent; PHYS 101/102 or equivalent; competence in a structured programming language.
Earth/Environmnt/Planetary SciNone3 credits
3.510.6hAjo-Franklin, Jonathan
EEPS 800
Thesis Research
Thesis research. Recommended Prerequisite(s): Students must pass the preliminary exam before taking this course. Repeatable for Credit.
Earth/Environmnt/Planetary SciNone1-15 credits
3.26.0hAjo-Franklin, Jonathan, Bakhshian, Sahar, Dasgupta, Rajdeep, Dee, Sylvia, French, Melodie, Gonnermann, Helge, Izidoro Ferreira da Costa, Andre, Lee, Cin-Ty, Lenardic, Adrian, Levander, Alan, Masiello, Carrie, Morgan, Julia, Schmandt, Brandon, Siebach, Kirsten, Torres, Mark, Vergopolan Da Rocha, Noemi, Zhang, Bidong