Mory Ghomshei University of British Columbia

Mory M. Ghomshei is a professor of energy resources and systems at the University of British Columbia -- Norman B. Keevil, Institute of Mining Engineering. He is recognized internationally as a geothermal expert, and has participated in exploration and development of several geothermal fields around the world including Coso in California, Meager Creek in British Columbia, Mt. Sabalan in Iran and Mt. Labo in the Philippines. He holds a Ph.D in engineering (geothermics) and is a registered professional engineer and geoscientist. Dr. Ghomshei is also co-author of Application of Fuzzy Logic in Environmental Risk Assessment: Some Thoughts on Fuzzy Sets.

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