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The book met mostly positive reviews. IBNLive hailed it as a "diabolically smart thriller".[1] It said "The 282-page book is gripping from start to finish. There are not many authors exploring this genre and Ray may have started a trend". Daily News and Analysis considered the end as "tour de force of masterful plotting".[2] Kanchan Gupta of The Pioneer felt "the weaving of stories into each other, the sequential introduction of characters, five experts who are brought in to investigate bizarre events inside the mine and who in turn confront the evil within them, is the work of a good literary craftsman".[3] The Telegraph made a rather ambivalent review saying the book had "all the elements of a jolly horror jaunt" and it also liked the twist in the end. But felt that the idea of death in closed spaces is rather old, and "many of the incidents are fantastic, requiring a willing suspension of disbelief".[4]
At a secret mining facility somewhere in the deserts of Rajasthan, an ancient place of worship, with disturbing carvings on its dome, is discovered buried deep inside the earth. Soon the miners find themselves in the grip of terrifying waking nightmares. One tries to mutilate himself. Worse follows.
Five experts are called in to investigate these strange occurrences. Sucked into a nightmare deep underground, they embark on a perilous journey; a journey that will change them forever, bringing them face-to-face with the most shattering truth of them all...
Arnab Ray, better known as Greatbong, is one of India's most widely read bloggers ( ). He is also the author of six books, including the horror classic: The Mine. Two of his books have been made into web-series on major OTT platforms: Sultan of Delhi in Hindi on Disney+ Hotstar and Mahabharata Murders in Bengali on Hoichoi. A Ph.D. in Computer Science from State University of New York at Stony Brook, he graduated from Jadavpur University in Kolkata and is currently based out of Los Angeles. Arnab Ray has a running column in Times of India and can be found on X (formerly Twitter) at @greatbong.
I am keenly interested in the quantification and characterization of subsurface spatial uncertainty specifically due to aleatory (random) geologic variability, which is an intrinsic property of the processes that created the geology. The primary application of my research is tunneling and underground construction. Through the use of geostatistical algorithms that have been developed for a wide variety of applications including geothermal, oil and gas, and mining, a modification of these algorithms for tunneling and underground construction enhances an understanding of potential uncertainty and risk assessment at all stages of the design and construction process. My work aims to increase the knowledge and understanding of risk and hazard in these industries, which in turn aids engineers and designers who decide to engage in these expensive, challenging, and risky projects.
My research revolves around the application of machine learning on stochastic earth models, specifically those from producing oil fields. The stochastic models used are MCMC and derived from AVA data. The goal of my work is to take the multiple output attributes and many earth models to train and predict production. Currently cross validation is being used to check accuracy and sensitivity. The end goal is to predict production across the field to determine economic areas within the reservoir.
My current research interest is implementing data science, statistical learning, and spatial statistics to interpret various Geophysical and Petroleum data for decision making. My current project focuses on performing wavelet analysis for feature extraction in hydraulic pressure data and implementing anomaly detection for screenout issues with machine learning model.
I am interested the application of data analytics and machine learning techniques to a wide variety of problems in geophysics. I am working on the integrating of geostatistics and machine learning to produce stochastic models of the reservoir. In addition, I am working on the application of dictionary learning to attenuate surface wave noise from land seismic data.
My research interests lie in the field of computational geophysics. I have been working on a variety of seismological projects to understand subsurface structure and earthquake dynamics with advanced computational techniques, such as FEM-based modeling of fault sliding and earthquake rupture, seismic inversion of DAS data, and application of deep learning methods in geophysical data analysis
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