Dr. Seyed Hassan Tabatabaei

Dr. Seyed Hassan Tabatabaei

tabatabaei@iut.ac.ir
Office
Department of Mining Engineering, Isfahan University of Technology (IUT), Isfahan, Iran. P.C: 84156883111
Phone
+98 311 3915104
Fax
+98 311 3912776
Positions
Professor of Mining Engineering
Research Interests
Geochemical exploration of metallic and non-metallic deposits
GIS & RS
Data Mining
Environmental Geochemistry
type: Conference
Title Conference / Journal Date
بهبود شناسايي آنومالي هاي ژئوشيميايي رسوبات آبراهه اي مس با استفاده از پارامتر شدت زهكشي در برگه 1:100000 ورزقان 14th Iranian Mining Enineering conference
چهاردهمين كنفرانس ملي مهندسي معدن ايران
ارزيابي ميزان آلودگي سرب و روي با استفاده از تحليل آماري داده هاي ژئوشيميايي در ورقه 1:100000 خنداب 13th Iranian Mining Engineering Conference and 8th International Mine and Mining Industries Congress
سيزدهمين كنفرانس مهندسي معدن ايران و هشتمين كنگره بين المللي معدن و صنايع معدني
بهبود شناسايي دگرساني هاي مرتبط با كاني زايي مس پورفيري در محدوده كانساركوه پنج استان كرمان با استفاده از روشهاي تقويت داده در ساختار شبكه عميق U-net
type: Journal
Title Conference / Journal Date
Multi-element geochemical anomaly recognition applying geologically-constrained convolutional deep learning algorithm with Butterworth filtering of frequency domain information Scientific Reports
Optimization of multi-element geochemical anomaly recognition in the Takht-e Soleyman area of northwestern Iran using swarm-intelligence support vector machine Frontiers in Earth Science
Adopting a cell-based method to identify mineralized geological structures in support of mineral prospectivity mapping at the Kuh-Lakht epithermal gold deposit, Central Iran ORE GEOLOGY REVIEWS
Geologically-constrained GANomaly network for mineral prospectivity mapping through frequency domain training data
Improving the accuracy of detecting and ranking favorable porphyry copper prospects in the east of Sarcheshmeh copper mine region using a two-step sequential Fuzzy - Fuzzy TOPSIS integration approach
Blind Source Separation of Spectrally Filtered Geochemical Signals to Recognize Multi-depth Ore-Related Enrichment Patterns
Infomax-based deep autoencoder network for recognition of multi-element geochemical anomalies linked to mineralization