Geomorphology of normal fault footwalls and fault scarps: Greater Tampen Spur Area, northern North Sea Enry Horas Sihombing Late Jurassic rifting in the Greater Tampen Spur area created a network of major normal faults, the footwall crests and fault scarps …
Non-linear inverse scattering in anisotropic elastic media using a modified Born iterative method Kui Xang Estimating an accurate subsurface model of the Earth is crucial for identifying the locations of reservoirs. With the development of long offsets and wide azimuth …
Long-lived (180 Myr) ductile flow within the Great Slave Lake shear zone Dana Silerova The Great Slave Lake shear zone (GSLsz) is a type example for deeply eroded continental transform boundaries located in the Northwest Territories, Canada. Formed during the …
Exploring subsurface by means of a generalization of Dix’ classic time-to-depth mapping method Jokhongir Khayrullaev Primary goal of ongoing the research work is to develop new tools in compressional waves (P-waves) domain for exploring the subsurface by means of a …
Continental-scale strike-slip faults and their influence on Atlantic and Arctic break-up Tony Doré (EGI,Uni of Utah) Abstract: An idea that has wide currency in plate tectonics is that extending continental margins will undergo gradual stretching, including the exhumation of continental …
Thomas Theunissen Oblique continental rifting. Insights from 3-D forward coupled geodynamic-surface process modelling and application to the Equatorial passive margins formation Leonardo Pichel Geodynamic modelling of salt-bearing rifted margins: from minibasin- to margin-scale salt tectonics across different margin types …
Interaction between salt and mobile shale in the East Breaks foldbelt, Northwestern Gulf of Mexico Mike Hudec Bio: The main focus of my research is salt tectonics, particularly kinematic models for evolution and growth of salt structures. This interest began …
Passive seismic monitoring of an arctic glacier Helene Meling Stemland Widespread glacier loss is observed in the Arctic region, partly caused by rising surface temperatures. Calving, which is the mechanical break-off of ice at the glacier terminus, is important to …
Seeing through the CO2 plume: joint-inversion segmentation of the Sleipner 4D dataset Matteo Ravasi 4D seismic inversion is the leading method to monitor fluid flow dynamics in the subsurface, with applications ranging from enhanced oil recovery to subsurface CO2 storage. …
AUV High-Resolution Bathymetry Of Axial-Transverse Drainage Interaction In The Structurally Controlled Subaqueous Channels In The Gulf Of Corinth, Corinth Rift, Greece Martin Muravchik New high-resolution (submeter) bathymetric data, acquired using an AUV Hugin 1000, from the Gulf of Corinth, Greece …