Robert Clayton

Prof. of Geophysics

California Institute of Technology

United States

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Professor Robert Clayton is a faculty member at the California Institute of Technology in the United States, where he specializes in Geophysics. His recent research focuses on seismic wavefield simulations, ambient noise correlations, and the imaging of urban hidden faults. Notable publications include studies on the seismicity within the Long Beach area and the basin structure for earthquake ground motion estimates in urban Los Angeles.

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Jack Muir

University of Oxford

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Egill Hauksson

Research Professor of Geophysics

California Institute of Technology

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Zachary Ross

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California Institute of Technology

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Patricia Persaud

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YoungHee Kim

Seoul National University

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Articles (19)

Reducing Frequency Bias of Fourier Neural Operators in 3D Seismic Wavefield Simulations Through Multistage Training

LAB2022: A New Nodal Seismic Array Spanning the Los Angeles Basin

Mapping the near-field scattered energy in sedimentary basins from ambient noise correlations

Imaging the Northern Los Angeles Basins with Autocorrelations

Deep neural helmholtz operators for 3D elastic wave propagation and inversion

Earthquake Detectability and Depth Resolution with Dense Arrays in Long Beach, California: Further Evidence for Upper-Mantle Seismicity within a Continental Setting

Imaging Urban Hidden Faults with Ambient Noise Recorded by Dense Seismic Arrays

Rapid Seismic Waveform Modeling and Inversion With Neural Operators

Shallow Seismicity in the Long Beach–Seal Beach, California Area

The Role of Subslab Low‐Velocity Anomalies Beneath the Nazca Ridge and Iquique Ridge on the Nazca Plate and Their Possible Contribution to the Subduction Angle

Basin Structure for Earthquake Ground Motion Estimates in Urban Los Angeles Mapped with Nodal Receiver Functions

Parsimonious Velocity Inversion Applied to the Los Angeles Basin, CA

Evidence of Mantle‐Based Deformation Across the Western United States

Spatial Variation and Frequency Dependence of Lg Wave Attenuation With Site Response Correction Along the CCSE Array in Central California, US

Southern California Earthquake Data Now Available in the AWS Cloud

The Fine‐Scale Structure of Long Beach, California, and Its Impact on Ground Motion Acceleration

Seismic Wave Propagation and Inversion with Neural Operators

Urban Basin Structure Imaging Based on Dense Arrays and Bayesian Array‐Based Coherent Receiver Functions

Determination of Near Surface Shear‐Wave Velocities in the Central Los Angeles Basin With Dense Arrays

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Jack Muir

Egill Hauksson

Zachary Ross

Patricia Persaud

YoungHee Kim

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