Denys Grombacher

Assistant Professor

Aarhus University

Denmark

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Denys Grombacher is an Assistant Professor at Aarhus University in Denmark. His research primarily focuses on nuclear magnetic resonance applications in geosciences, including groundwater assessments and the analysis of geological materials. His recent publications explore topics such as the comparison of longitudinal and transverse relaxation times, as well as innovative mapping techniques for complex groundwater systems.

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Anders Vest Christiansen

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Aarhus University

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Esben Auken

Aarhus University

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Slawek Tulaczyk

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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Poul Erik Lærke

Aarhus University

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Juan Carlos Zamora-Luria

Aarhus University

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Muhammad Rizwan Asif

Aarhus University

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Khuram Naveed

Aarhus University

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Jakob Juul Larsen

Aarhus University

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Dominik Zak

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Denys Grombacher

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Articles (20)

Longitudinal to transverse relaxation time ratio (T1/T2) in unconsolidated geological materials: a perspective from 2-D borehole and laboratory NMR measurements

Efficient mapping of complex groundwater systems associated with braided rivers using small coil surface nuclear magnetic resonance

Rapid groundwater assessments in gneissic settings using transient electromagnetics — Examples from Togo

Stability Requirements for Long-Term Monitoring Studies Based on TEM

Borehole nuclear magnetic resonance as a promising 3D mapping tool in peatland studies

An investigation of factors affecting the depths of steady-state surface nuclear magnetic resonance signals

Observation of spikelets in steady-state surface nuclear magnetic resonance data

Processing Time-Domain Induced Polarization Data Using Variational Mode Decomposition

Ground‐Truth Validation of T2 ${T}_{2}$ Estimates From Steady‐State Surface NMR

Feasibility of Surface Nuclear Magnetic Resonance With Absurdly Long Excitation Pulses

A surface NMR forward in a dot product

Signal Processing Steady-State Surface NMR Data

Causes and Characteristics of Electrical Resistivity Variability in Shallow (<4 m) Soils in Taylor Valley, East Antarctica

A feasibility study on time-lapse transient electromagnetics for monitoring groundwater dynamics

Integrating neural networks in least-squares inversion of airborne time-domain electromagnetic data

Frequency Shifting Steady‐State Surface NMR Signals to Avoid Problematic Narrowband‐Noise Sources

A Neural Network-Based Hybrid Framework for Least-Squares Inversion of Transient Electromagnetic Data

Inversion of induced polarization-affected towed-transient electromagnetic data in a lateritic regolith geology: A case study from western Tanzania

Rapid Mapping of Hydrological Systems in Tanzania Using a Towed Transient Electromagnetic System

Fast Removal of Powerline Harmonic Noise From Surface NMR Datasets Using a Projection-Based Approach on Graphical Processing Units

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Anders Vest Christiansen

Esben Auken

Slawek Tulaczyk

Poul Erik Lærke

Juan Carlos Zamora-Luria

Muhammad Rizwan Asif

Khuram Naveed

Jakob Juul Larsen

Dominik Zak

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