Roelof Snieder

W.M.. Keck Distinguished Professor of Professional Development Education

Colorado School of Mines

United States

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Roelof Snieder is the W.M. Keck Distinguished Professor of Professional Development Education at the Colorado School of Mines, USA. His research focuses on advanced methods in seismic data analysis, particularly in wavefield reconstruction, seismic interferometry, and energy partitioning among various wave types. He has published extensively on topics such as compressive sensing and the effects of scattering media on wave propagation.

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Céline Hadziioannou

Professor of Seismology

Universität Hamburg

GERMANY

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Qin Zhu

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

UNITED STATES

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Daniel A Frost

Assistant Professor

University of South Carolina

UNITED STATES

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Articles (16)

SKS Polarization Anomalies Due to the Coriolis Force

Multi-source wavefield reconstruction of distributed acoustic sensing data using compressive sensing and seismic interferometry

Weighted Compressive Sensing Applied to Seismic Interferometry: Wavefield Reconstruction Using Prior Information

Angular and modal equipartitioning of elastic waves in scattering media: An illustration based on energy transport

Energy partitioning among compressional and shear waves in three-dimensional attenuating elastic media

Marchenko imaging assisted by vertical seismic profiling data for land seismic data in the Middle East

How time-discretization can break the asymptotics of inverse scattering

Green’s function estimation by seismic interferometry from limited frequency samples

Illustration of diffusion and equipartitioning as local processes: A numerical study using the scalar radiative transfer equation

Seismic interferometry in the presence of an isolated noise source

When Randomness Helps in Undersampling

Spatio-temporal resolution improvement via weighted time-reversal

Inter-Source Interferometry of Seismic Body Waves: Required Conditions and Examples

Acoustic imaging using unknown random sources

Connecting to the Heart: Teaching Value-Based Professional Ethics

An acoustic Lippmann-Schwinger inversion method: applications and comparison with the linear sampling method

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Céline Hadziioannou

Qin Zhu

Daniel A Frost

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