GJI welcomes manuscripts for a new Special Issue entitled Advances in Induced Polarization.
This includes advancements in areas such as instrument development, data acquisition at all scales, data processing, modelling, inversion and applications. We also encourage submissions that investigate uncertainties, interpretation ambiguities, and upscaling successes and failures.
The deadline for submissions is April 30th, 2025.
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According to the classical Mohr–Coulomb–Anderson theory, faults form at an angle from the largest regional compressive stress that is approximately 30° for most rocks. However, real settings are more complex and faults often present orientations inconsistent with the angles predicted by the ...
Full waveform inversion (FWI) has enjoyed increased attention in the past decade, becoming the state of the art for estimating parameters influencing wave propagation in a medium. However, only a few recent emerging efforts have attempted to tackle the challenge of uncertainty quantification in ...
In this study, we applied the ‘ in-situ Vp/Vs method’ to monitor variations of seismic velocity ratio (Vp/Vs) within swarms, providing insights into eruption processes. This method, particularly effective in volcanic regions, estimates Vp/Vs by comparing P - and S -wave arrival times of closely ...
Seismic source models that use an elastic relation between pressure decrease, compaction and stress change have been shown to successfully reproduce induced seismicity in producing natural gas reservoirs undergoing differential compaction. However, this elastic relation is inconsistent with ...
The thermal structure of the continental crust plays a critical role in understanding its elastic and rheologic properties as well as its dynamic processes. Thermal parameter data sets on continental scales have been used to constrain the crustal thermal structure, including both the direct (e.g. ...
The Ecuadorian Andes are a complex region characterized by accreted oceanic terranes driven by the ongoing subduction of the oceanic Nazca plate beneath South America. Present-day tectonics in Ecuador are linked to the downgoing plate geometry featuring the subduction of the aseismic, oceanic ...
The ∼300 km-long rupture of the 2023 February 6 Kahramanmaraş earthquake began in the Narlı section of the Karasu trough, a pull-apart basin sandwiched and sheared between the two major strike-slip faults of the region, the East Anatolian Fault (EAF) on the west and the Dead Sea Fault (DSF) on the ...
Full waveform inversion has the potential to provide high-resolution insights into subsurface structures. However, its adoption, particularly in 3-D multiparameter applications, has been limited by high computational costs. This study addresses this challenge by introducing an optimized ...
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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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