Engineering laboratory of the geomagnetic field and Petromagnetism IPE

In 2003 he entered the Moscow Geological Prospecting Institute. But then it had been different, the third title in a row. After the third year again replaced by the abbreviation (MGRI - MGGA - MGGRU - RGGRU). But I, as well as all current and former mgrishniki use only the old name.

After the second year our group - Mineralogy and Petrology - deprived of mandatory training practice in the Crimea. But in my life, this sad fact has played a very positive role. Not wanting to stay in Moscow, I went on his first expedition to Lake Baikal with Andrei and Volodya Shatsillo Vodovozov. All other field seasons were invariably associated with the Laboratory of the main geomagnetic field and Petromagnetism.

In 2007 he successfully defended his undergrad degree (nauch.ruk. - Pavlov VE), which attempted to link the direction of the department (mineralogy) from paleomagnetism. Title of diploma: "Magnetic mineralogy of the gabbro-dolerite nersinskogo Kompeks (p. Uda) and its significance for the interpretation of paleomagnetic data." Our study with a second director - Vladimir Tsel'movich accidentally discovered a new mineral. It happens.

Also in 2007, I entered the full-time Master's Geological Faculty of Moscow State University, at the Department of Dynamic Geology. Why is something like "fermentation" of high school to college we did not spread out and not particularly welcome in contrast to, say, the United States. There could easily be a scientist, graduated Bachelor of, say, Stanford Masters - at Yale graduate school at Harvard, and received a postdoctoral position at MIT.

   In IPE work in two directions. The main theme - paleomagnetism of the Siberian platform in the middle Paleozoic. In 2007, my colleagues and I (Shatsillo, Paverman Pavlov) published new data on the Silurian Nyuyskogo facial area. Now engaged in the Devonian. This project involves our colleagues at the California univesitet in Santa Cruz: Robert Co., and Schischi Zhao.

The second direction - numerical simulation in paleomagnetism. For a better understanding of magnetic recording in the rocks we Vladimir E. Pavlov (the idea of ​​it, the performance of mine) created software (Palmograph), allowing to simulate the "direct" paleomagnetic task. At the inlet have magnetic components at the output - the resulting chart Zijderveld. Already received some interesting results, such as the occurrence of false (geometric) components.