Programming language in geology/geophysics



Programming language is an artificial language that is used to write programs in order to control the behavior of a computer.


 What's the most wanted/essential computer language in geology/geophysics software programing?









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Programming in geology and geophysics
Programming in geology and geophysics



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  1. Chanaka Gayan Wickramasinghe17/09/2013, 13:43

    Hello, I'm searching way to build up my carrier with merge of Software engineering and Mining engineering, but i don't know where i should start. Requesting expertise guidance. Thank you.
    Undergraduate - Mineral Resouces and Technology Degree Program, Uva Wellassa University, Sri Lanka

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  2. Abdelrhman Selim20/09/2013, 23:38

    I'm not involved in that type of career. May someone read your request and help you good luck!

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  3. Paras.asati16/06/2014, 02:07

    I am new student so i want knowledge of that subject because my branch is civik

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