Geophysics & Seismic Data Processing – Led by Mohammad Shahrukh

Rays Geo Services is founded and directed by Mohammad Shahrukh, an experienced geophysicist with over a decade of industry exposure working with leading organisations such as PGS, DUG, and PXGEO. This page represents the geophysics division of Rays Geo Services, focused on delivering high-quality, practical, and industry-relevant training in geoscience and seismic data processing.

Our goal is to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world application by offering specialised geophysical courses to a wide range of learners, including students, university groups, early-career professionals, and industry practitioners. We also collaborate directly with universities to deliver tailored training programmes where required.

What We Offer

We provide structured and advanced training in areas such as:

Seismic Data Processing & Interpretation
Geophysical Data Analysis
Mathematical & Computational Modelling in Geophysics
Programming and Coding for Geoscience Applications
Workflow-based Industry Seismic Projects

Our courses are designed to be practical and application-driven, ensuring learners not only understand the theory but also gain hands-on experience with real datasets and industry-standard workflows.

Learning Through Real Projects

A key feature of our programme is project-based and hands-on learning. Students and professionals will engage in coding tasks, seismic processing workflows, and interpretation projects that reflect real industry challenges. This approach builds strong analytical thinking and practical confidence in geophysical applications.

Experience, Research & Collaboration

With extensive experience in seismic data processing and geophysical analysis, Mohammad Shahrukh brings both academic and industry expertise into teaching.

This includes access to:

Published research work and academic publications
University-based project experience
Ongoing industry-related geophysical projects

We are also open to research collaboration, academic partnerships, and project-based engagement with universities and organisations interested in applied geophysics.