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Distributed Acoustic Sensing
Deadline to submit abstract to 2022 SSA Annual Meeting in Bellevue WA 19-23 April 2022 is next week, January 12, 2022. Please consider a contribution to the Technical Session for DAS.
https://meetings.seismosoc.org/submit/
Fiber Optic Seismology: Understanding Earth Structure and Dynamics with Distributed Sensors
We invite contributions from research related to all aspects of fiber-optic sensing methods in seismology and geophysics, including but not limited to: advancements in optical engineering; developments in theoretical and methodological aspects of fiber-optic sensing; novel processing and data handling approaches; case studies from recent and ongoing fiber-optic sensing experiments; comparisons between non-inertial and inertial instruments and insights gained from fiber-optic sensing measurements in the context of other types of seismological/geophysical datasets.
Conveners
Verónica Rodríguez Tribaldos, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (vrodrigueztribaldos<at>lbl.gov<vrodrigueztribaldos<at>lbl.gov>)
Kirsten Chojnicki, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (kirsten.chojnicki<at>pnnl.gov<kirsten.chojnicki<at>pnnl.gov>) Ariel Lellouch, Tel Aviv University (ariellel<at>mail.tau.ac.il<ariellel<at>mail.tau.ac.il>)
Hunter A. Knox, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (hunter.knox<at>pnnl.gov<hunter.knox<at>pnnl.gov>) Patrick Paitz, ETH Zürich (patrick.paitz<at>erdw.ethz.ch<patrick.paitz<at>erdw.ethz.ch>)
Brad Lipovsky, University of Washington (bpl7<at>uw.edu<bpl7<at>uw.edu>)
Herb Wang, University of Wisconsin (hfwang<at>wisc.edu<hfwang<at>wisc.edu>)
https://meetings.seismosoc.org/submit/
Fiber Optic Seismology: Understanding Earth Structure and Dynamics with Distributed Sensors
We invite contributions from research related to all aspects of fiber-optic sensing methods in seismology and geophysics, including but not limited to: advancements in optical engineering; developments in theoretical and methodological aspects of fiber-optic sensing; novel processing and data handling approaches; case studies from recent and ongoing fiber-optic sensing experiments; comparisons between non-inertial and inertial instruments and insights gained from fiber-optic sensing measurements in the context of other types of seismological/geophysical datasets.
Conveners
Verónica Rodríguez Tribaldos, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (vrodrigueztribaldos<at>lbl.gov<vrodrigueztribaldos<at>lbl.gov>)
Kirsten Chojnicki, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (kirsten.chojnicki<at>pnnl.gov<kirsten.chojnicki<at>pnnl.gov>) Ariel Lellouch, Tel Aviv University (ariellel<at>mail.tau.ac.il<ariellel<at>mail.tau.ac.il>)
Hunter A. Knox, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (hunter.knox<at>pnnl.gov<hunter.knox<at>pnnl.gov>) Patrick Paitz, ETH Zürich (patrick.paitz<at>erdw.ethz.ch<patrick.paitz<at>erdw.ethz.ch>)
Brad Lipovsky, University of Washington (bpl7<at>uw.edu<bpl7<at>uw.edu>)
Herb Wang, University of Wisconsin (hfwang<at>wisc.edu<hfwang<at>wisc.edu>)