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Styliani Tassiopoulou, Georgia Koukiou and Vassilis Anastassopoulos
In the ever-evolving landscape of tomographic imaging algorithms, this literature review explores a diverse array of themes shaping the field?s progress. It encompasses foundational principles, special innovative approaches, tomographic implementation al...
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Daniel Locci-Lopez and Juan M. Lorenzo
Shear-wave seismic reflection velocity-versus-depth models can complement our understanding of seepage pore pressure variations beneath earthen levees at locations between geotechnical sites. The seasonal variations of water level in the Mississippi Rive...
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Artem A. Krylov, Mikhail A. Novikov, Sergey A. Kovachev, Konstantin A. Roginskiy, Dmitry A. Ilinsky, Oleg Yu. Ganzha, Vladimir N. Ivanov, Georgy K. Timashkevich, Olga S. Samylina, Leopold I. Lobkovsky and Igor P. Semiletov
This paper is devoted to the features of seismological observations in the Arctic seas, which are complicated by harsh climatic conditions, the presence of ice cover, stamukhi and icebergs, and limited navigation. Despite the high risk of losing expensiv...
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Pier Paolo G. Bruno
In this paper, seismic exploration methods are reviewed with a particular emphasis on the use of the reflection seismology to investigate the subsurface structures and characterize active faults. The paper provides a descriptive overview, intended for a ...
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Wenyu Cao, Benbo Sun and Pengxiao Wang
Rapidly developed deep learning methods, widely used in various fields of civil engineering, have provided an efficient option to reduce the computational costs and improve the predictive capabilities. However, it should be acknowledged that the applicat...
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George Kaviris, Vasilis Kapetanidis, Ioannis Spingos, Nikolaos Sakellariou, Andreas Karakonstantis, Vasiliki Kouskouna, Panagiotis Elias, Andreas Karavias, Vassilis Sakkas, Theodoros Gatsios, Ioannis Kassaras, John D. Alexopoulos, Panayotis Papadimitriou, Nicholas Voulgaris and Issaak Parcharidis
We investigate an earthquake sequence involving an Mw = 4.6 mainshock on 2 December 2020, followed by a seismic swarm in July?October 2021 near Thiva, Central Greece, to identify the activated structures and understand its triggering mechanisms. For this...
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Matteo Taroni, Jacopo Selva and Jiancang Zhuang
The use of the tapered Gutenberg-Richter distribution in earthquake source models is rapidly increasing, allowing overcoming the definition of a hard threshold for the maximum magnitude. Here, we expand the classical maximum likelihood estimation method ...
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Matteo Taroni, Giorgio Vocalelli and Andrea De Polis
We introduce a novel approach to estimate the temporal variation of the b-value parameter of the Gutenberg?Richter law, based on the weighted likelihood approach. This methodology allows estimating the b-value based on the full history of the available d...
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Deniz Ertuncay, Andrea De Lorenzo and Giovanni Costa
Ground motions recorded in near-fault regions may contain pulse-like traces in the velocity domain. Their long periodicity can identify such signals with large amplitudes. Impulsive signals can be hazardous for buildings, creating large demands due to th...
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Matteo Picozzi and Antonio Giovanni Iaccarino
Earthquakes prediction is considered the holy grail of seismology. After almost a century of efforts without convincing results, the recent raise of machine learning (ML) methods in conjunction with the deployment of dense seismic networks has boosted ne...
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