Advanced Technology and Data Analysis in Seismology
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Computing and Artificial Intelligence".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 May 2025 | Viewed by 54
Special Issue Editor
Interests: geophysics; seismotectonics; geodynamics; basin analysis; hydrocarbon exploration
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Dear Colleagues,
Various of the planet’s physical properties interact in a way that generates seismic phenomena. Hence, seismic monitoring observatories have become monitoring networks for geophysical variables that involve elastic, magnetic, electric, gravimetric, and thermal fields. The study of these broad types of signals implies the development of diverse detection and analysis strategies to understand the seismic source, the propagation environment, and possible space–time windows in which to consolidate early warning systems.
This Special Issue seeks to document new experiences in monitoring seismic and volcanic sources based on recent technological trends. Additionally, we hope to further analyze approaches using traditional or disruptive techniques in order to understand the physics of the sources and the development of early warning systems for making decisions within the framework of public disaster management policies.
Prof. Dr. Carlos Alberto Vargas-Jiménez
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- networks
- seismic signals
- instrumentation
- sensors
- early warning systems
- geophysical variables
- AI in seismology
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