Summary
Kimmo Korhonen is a geophysicist and modeller with nine years of professional experience focused on shallow geothermal energy research at the Geological Survey of Finland (GTK). He develops and applies physics-based models and data workflows using COMSOL, MATLAB, and Python to tackle TRT interpretation, BTES modeling, frequency-domain EM instrument development, and gravimetric studies. His work bridges field measurements and computational interpretation, turning raw geophysical data into actionable insights for low-temperature geothermal applications. Based in Espoo, he combines academic training in applied geophysics with hands-on device development and multidisciplinary collaboration, often integrating gravimetrics and EM methods in novel ways to improve subsurface characterization.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Applied geophysics, Master's degree, Applied geophysics at Helsinki University of Technology
Finnish, English, Russian