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Computational Elastic Wave Propagation: Advances in Global and Regional Seismology
2005We report advances in simulating wave propagation in the Earth's interior in 2D and 3D using several numerical methods. For the Earth's deep interior simulations are carried out on a global scale using axi-symmetric models and 3D spherical sections. In addition, we calculate earthquake scenarios on a regional scale for prediction of ground motion (e.g.
Brietzke, G. +7 more
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Computer Programs in Seismology: An Evolving Tool for Instruction and Research
Seismological Research Letters, 2013Earthquake seismology, like most areas of geophysics, is a fascinating mix of theory, computation, and observation. The past 50–60 years of earthquake seismology can be described as a synergistic interaction between the expanding quantity and improving quality of seismic data and important advances in practical wave‐propagation physics and computation.
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The Orfeus Java Workshop: Distributed Computing in Earthquake Seismology
Seismological Research Letters, 2000Back in May 1997 the Electronic Seismologist (ES) attended a workshop with all sorts of seismo-computer geeks and nerds discussing the future direction of seismological software development. A rambling report on this workshop (“The Electronic Seismologist goes to FISSURES”, Malone, Seism. Res. Lett. 68 (4), 1997) concluded that a new approach to future
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NBW: Computational Seismology: Narrowing the Gap Between Theory and Observations
2005Numerical solutions to the problem of seismic wave propagation, that allow simulations of complete wave fields through 3D structures, are currently revolutionizing seismology and related fields. So far - in order to calculate theoretical seismograms in the observed frequency bands - one had to resort to solution methods with severe limitations (e.g ...
Bernhard Schuberth +5 more
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Earthquakes: Basics of seismology and computational techniques
2021Naresh Kumar +2 more
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Machine Learning in Earthquake Seismology
Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, 2023Gregory Beroza, S Mostafa Mousavi
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Harnessing the potential of digital twins in seismology
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2023Stefan Wiemer +2 more
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