Dear colleagues,
If your research aims to advances seismic inversion, we invite you to consider submitting an abstract to the session S027 “Theoretical and Computational Advances in Seismology”.
Our invited speakers this year are: Joeri Brackenhoff, from Delft University of Technology and Adrien Arnulf from the University of Texas at Austin.
Link to submit to this session:
https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/prelim.cgi/Session/104336
Description of the session: Numerous recent advances in the Earth sciences are driven by developments in seismology, and specifically in numerical simulations, forward and inverse modeling theories, and growing computational resources. To promote further progress, this session offers a platform for theoretical and computational advances in seismology.
We welcome innovative contributions dealing with novel and creative approaches to more accurate and faster forward modeling, the efficient solution of (nonlinear) inverse problems, and methods that enable the exploitation of massive emerging data volumes. Of particular interest are contributions on the joint inversion of disparate datasets, multi-scale or multi-parameter tomography, effective medium theory, uncertainty analysis, machine learning for data mining and inversion, novel concepts in seismic interferometry, as well as the exploitation of emerging hardware solutions.
Conveners:
Andreas Fichtner, ETH Zurich
Carene Larmat, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Monica Maceira, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Ettore Biondi, Standford University
Carene Larmat
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