Research
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For a more complete list of ongoing research at the PAL click, see Research Topics.
Publications stemming from these projects can be found on the papers page.
For example, this snapshot of the wavefield is described in this article. If you don't want to read, go see the movie. When you put many of these grooves (close) together, we see multiple scattering.
Multiply scattered waves pose a challenge in imaging, but also an opportunity.
The picture on the right is a comparison of a direct estimate of the
Green function and the result of cross-correlating of waves bouncing around in granite.
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Links
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TomO chillin' in the lab.
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News
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- 20 August: We have started a new project on reservoir monitoring with Roel Snieder, sponsored by ConocoPhillips
- 31 July: We are now part of the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) in an LDRD project for CO2 sequestration in basalt
- 15 June: The new field camp report is out, and can be downloaded from here
- 03 March: We are organizing a Rodney Calvert Tribute Technical Session at the upcoming SEG meeting
- 21 February: magnitude 6 Nevada earthquake felt (by some) in Boise
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Upcoming meetings
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A rough day at the AGU meeting, San Francisco 2007.
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Support
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Major support for the lab comes from:
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