Ivan Vasconcelos

Assistant Professor of Applied Geoscience

Utrecht University

Netherlands

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Ivan Vasconcelos is an Assistant Professor of Applied Geoscience at Utrecht University, Netherlands. His research focuses on advanced seismic imaging techniques, including acousto-seismics, seismic inversion, and waveform retrieval. Recent publications reflect his expertise in non-contact laser methods, data-driven approaches, and the application of modern high-performance computing in geoscience.

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Matteo Ravasi

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Wen Zhou

Utrecht University

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Hanneke Paulssen

Utrecht University

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Fred Beekman

Utrecht University

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Non-contacting laser-based acousto-seismics at the laboratory scale: towards near-real-time monitoring of granular analogue models

Image-domain seismic inversion by deblurring with invertible recurrent inference machines

Data-driven suppression of short-period multiples from laterally varying thin-layered overburden structures

Time-Domain Multidimensional Deconvolution: A Physically Reliable and Stable Preconditioned Implementation

An analysis of acquisition-related subsampling effects on Marchenko focusing, redatuming, and primary estimation

An open-source framework for the implementation of large-scale integral operators with flexible, modern high-performance computing solutions: Enabling 3D Marchenko imaging by least-squares inversion

Scattering-based focusing for imaging in highly complex media from band-limited, multicomponent data

In-Reservoir Waveform Retrieval for Monitoring at Groningen—Seismic Interferometry with Active and Passive Deep Borehole Data

Stress-dependent elasticity and wave propagation — New insights and connections

Focusing and Green's function retrieval in three-dimensional inverse scattering revisited: A single-sided Marchenko integral for the full wave field

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Matteo Ravasi

Wen Zhou

Hanneke Paulssen

Fred Beekman

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