Adventures in Seismic Waveform Tomography
This talk will describe some recent investigations of three-dimensional seismic structure using adjoint waveform tomography. My focus has been more on the practical aspects of obtaining reliable Earth models for seismic simulations, rather than the interpretation in terms of tectonics (although interesting features are imaged). Applications include models to account for complex paths effects in seismic source inversions and modeling of earthquake strong motions.
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Adventures in Seismic Waveform Tomography
Speaker
Arthur Rodgers
(
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory & ETH Zurich)
Abstract
This talk will describe some recent investigations of three-dimensional seismic structure using adjoint waveform tomography. My focus has been more on the practical aspects of obtaining reliable Earth models for seismic simulations, rather than the interpretation in terms of tectonics (although interesting features are imaged). Applications include models to account for complex paths effects in seismic source inversions and modeling of earthquake strong motions.
