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Vinard, N. (author)
When humans started started exploiting the abundant underground natural resources the Earth has to offer such as hydrocarbons, minerals and heat, we started to experience earthquakes that are related to this exploitation, so called induced earthquakes. Under certain conditions those can damage local infrastructure. However, most events are weak...
doctoral thesis 2022
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Holicki, M.E. (author)
In acoustic exploration and monitoring imaging plays a critical role in uncovering structure and minute changes therein. It is, however, often hampered by unfulfilled assumptions. One such assumption is that estimated incident and reflected wavefields at a reflector travel in opposite directions with respect to the reflector surface-normal...
doctoral thesis 2020
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El Allouche, N. (author)
The shallow marine subsurface is explored for various engineering purposes e.g. constructing installations and platforms, laying pipelines and dredging for sand. Knowledge of the soil properties is essential to minimize the risks involved with these offshore activities. Energy resources in the form of gas hydrates and hydrocarbon reservoirs are...
doctoral thesis 2011
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Panea, I. (author)
doctoral thesis 2007
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Van Zanen, L.F. (author)
Geophysical exploration measurements are used to obtain an image of the geological structures of the subsurface, as detailed as possible. To this end, a wavefield is generated by a seismic source. This wavefield propagates through the subsurface, and will partly reflect on boundaries between layers with contrasting properties, and it will partly...
doctoral thesis 2004
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