Georg Rümpker

Professor of Geophysics

Goethe University Frankfurt

Germany

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Georg Rümpker is a Professor of Geophysics at Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main in Germany. His research focuses on various aspects of geophysics, including seismic monitoring, the mechanics of volcanic systems, and anisotropy in the Earth's lithosphere and asthenosphere. Recent articles authored by him explore innovative approaches to seismic inversion, deep learning applications in earthquake analysis, and the geophysical characteristics of volcanic regions, underlining his contributions to advancing understanding in these fields.

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Nikolai M. Shapiro

FRANCE

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Anna Nardi

Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia

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Wolfgang Friederich

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Ruhr-Universität Bochum

GERMANY

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Christian Weidle

Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

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Articles (19)

A seismological large-N multisensor experiment to study the magma transfer of intracontinental volcanic fields: The example of the Eifel, Germany

When linear inversion fails: Neural-network optimization for sparse-ray travel-time tomography of a volcanic edifice

Numerical modeling predicts seismic resonances in the magma chamber-conduit system due to wavefield capturing

Discriminating Lithospheric and Asthenospheric Anisotropy Beneath Northern Oman: Sharp Contrast Observed at the Semail Gap Fault Zone

Feasibility of Deep Learning in Shear Wave Splitting analysis using Synthetic-Data Training and Waveform Deconvolution

Earthquake monitoring using deep learning with a case study of the Kahramanmaras Turkey earthquake aftershock sequence

Toroidal mantle flow beneath the NE termination of the Kuril–Kamchatka subduction zone from seismic anisotropy

Shear‐Wave Splitting Reveals Layered‐Anisotropy Beneath the European Alps in Response to Mediterranean Subduction

The impact of seismic noise produced by wind turbines on seismic borehole measurements

Testing observables for teleseismic shear-wave splitting inversions: ambiguities of intensities, parameters, and waveforms

Mantle Anisotropy in NW Namibia From XKS Splitting: Effects of Asthenospheric Flow, Lithospheric Structures, and Magmatic Underplating

Overview of seismo-acoustic tremor at Oldoinyo Lengai, Tanzania: Shallow storage and eruptions of carbonatite melt

Amplitude and inter-event time statistics for the island volcanoes Stromboli, Mount Etna, Yasur, and Whakaari

A study on small magnitude seismic phase identification using 1D deep residual neural network

A study on the effect of input data length on a deep-learning-based magnitude classifier

An automatized XKS-splitting procedure for large data sets: Extension package for SplitRacer and application to the USArray

Automated Seismo-Volcanic Event Detection Applied to Stromboli (Italy)

CREIME—A Convolutional Recurrent Model for Earthquake Identification and Magnitude Estimation

Imaging seismic wave-fields with AlpArray and neighboring European networks

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Nikolai M. Shapiro

Anna Nardi

Wolfgang Friederich

Christian Weidle

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