GJI welcomes manuscripts for a new Special Issue entitled Advances in Induced Polarization.
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Airborne magnetotelluric (AirMT) systems generate transfer function data from magnetic fields measured in the air and either electric or magnetic fields measured at a base station. AirMT anomalies are fundamentally controlled by the anomalous magnetic fields within the survey region. While AirMT ...
In this study, a modified 2-D gravimetric inversion algorithm is presented that is based on the reversible-jump Markov chain Monte Carlo method with the Talwani equation. To ensure the validity of the Talwani equation and accurate gravity anomaly calculations, the Shamos–Hoey algorithm is ...
Near-field large-amplitude seismograms are essential for the rapid inversion of earthquake source parameters using waveform inversion methods such as the Cut And Paste (CAP) method for disaster assessment. High-rate Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) relative positioning (RP) provides ...
Long-period seismic events (LPs) are observed within active volcanoes, hydrothermal systems and hydraulic fracturing. The prevailing model for LP seismic events suggests that they result from pressure disturbances in fluid-filled cracks that generate slow, dispersive waves known as Krauklis waves. ...
Many geophysical studies require knowledge on the present-day temperature distribution in Earth’s mantle. One example is geodynamic inverse models, which utilize data assimilation techniques to reconstruct mantle flow back in time. The thermal state of the mantle can be estimated from seismic ...
Geomagnetic observations at Eskdalemuir observatory in Southern Scotland reveal reduced amplitudes in the vertical component variations compared with the horizontal components for periods of less than an hour. A subsurface high conductivity feature has previously been suggested to account for this ...
Controlled-source marine seismic experiments are key in advancing our understanding of the Earth’s subsurface structure to study tectonic, magmatic, sedimentary and fluid flow processes. Joint acquisition of wide-angle seismic (WAS) and multi-channel seismic (MCS) streamer data stands as the most ...
Mexico City is one of the largest cities in North America, facing high seismic hazards and water supply problems. This paper presents an ambient seismic noise tomography of the city's south area in Xochimilco, where large amplifications have already been registered during subduction earthquakes. ...
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Seismic Crises in Volcanoes: Santorini, Fentale and More - Call for Papers
This Special Issue from GJI brings together the data, research, and your opinion articles exploring Seismic Crises in Volcanoes: Santorini, Fentale and More. We especially welcome submissions from the recent and ongoing crises in Fentale (Ethiopia) and Santorini (Greece) volcanoes.
The deadline for submissions is September 30th, 2025.
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