Seminář o aktuálních problémech v oblasti seismického výzkumu Země
Recent topics of the seismological investigation of the Earth
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| 17. 10. | P. Kolínský (IG CAS), et al. Holographic effects in earthquake and ambient noise wavefields |
| 24. 10. | L. Eisner, Z. Jechumtálová (Seismik), et al. How to design seismic monitoring network for long-term underground injections; concepts and application to Saudi Arabia CO2 sequestration |
| 31. 10. | L. Joshi (FMP CUNI), J. P. Narayan (EQD IITR) Impact of urban environment on strong ground motion characteristics − insight from numerical simulations |
| 7. 11. | J. Premus (FMP CUNI) Dynamic rupture inversion of the 2025 Mandalay (Myanmar) earthquake using machine learning |
| 14. 11. | J. Brokešová (FMP CUNI), J. Málek (IRSM CAS) Seismogram noise reduction using non-linear stacking: application to six-degree-of-freedom Rotaphone data |
| 21. 11. | V. Vavryčuk, R. Lukešová, P. Hrubcová, L. Fojtíková (IG and IRSM CAS) Station calibration for calculating accurate moment tensors − application to Vrancea earthquakes |
| 28. 11. | J. Plomerová, H. Žlebčíková, J. Kvapil, L. Vecsey (IG CAS), and AlpArray WG Effects of inversion volume size on body-wave tomography images − an example from the Eastern Alps |
| 5. 12. | K. Karimi, T. Fischer (FS CUNI) Matched field seismic noise processing for detection of mofette sources |
| 12. 12. | N. Hassan, Ch. Sippl (IG CAS) Visualizing dehydration processes with high-resolution local earthquake tomography of the Nazca slab in Northern Chile |
| 19. 12. | no seminar (AGU) |
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Seminars are held on Fridays from 2:00 p.m. Attendance in person is preferable; remote participation is possible via MS Teams. The presentations in English should last approximately 1 hour, followed by a discussion.