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Brian L N Kennett
Professor of Seismology, Australian National University
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Fiber-optic airplane seismology
INNOVATIONS AND APPLICATIONS IN FIBER-OPTIC SENSING II POSTER
seismology | 14 december 2023
Andreas Fichtner, Brian L. Kennett, Coen M. Hofste...
Firn is the transition material between snow and ice, formed by the settling and rounding of crystals, recrystallization and viscoplastic deformation....
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Enhanced 3-D Seismic Structure of Southwest Australia
CONTINENTAL COLLISIONS: STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTION II POSTER
tectonophysics | 13 december 2022
Ping Zhang, Huaiyu Yuan, Robert Pickle, Ruth Murdi...
The present geological state of the Australian continent is the product of a sequence of amalgamation of units. The southwestern corner of Australia s...
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Earth Structure Across Many Scales
PERSPECTIVES OF EARTH AND SPACE SCIENTISTS
23 may 2022
Brian L. Kennett
Over my research career I have worked on many aspects of Earth Structure on scales from the whole globe to the very local, this has provided insigh...
Preliminary earthquake catalogue for an ongoing temporary seismic network in SW Australia derived using machine-learning phase picker and an automated workflow
SEISMOLOGY CONTRIBUTIONS: EARTHQUAKES III ORAL
seismology | 17 december 2021
Robert C. Pickle, Meghan S. Miller, Ruth Murdie, T...
Southwest Australia is one of the continents most active seismic regions and is privy to many of Australias largest historical earthquakes, including ...
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Direct modeling of strain rate recorded on a Distributed Acoustic Sensing Array in Canberra, Australia
OBSERVING WAVE-FIELD GRADIENTS IN SEISMOLOGY: APPLICATIONS, INSTRUMENTATION, AND THEORY II POSTER
seismology | 14 december 2021
Voon Hui Lai, Brian L. Kennett, Meghan S. Miller, ...
Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) repurposes fiber-optic cable into thousands of strain-rate motion sensors, allowing high density sampling of the se...
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Urban Distributed Acoustic Sensing in Bern, Switzerland: Observations and Modelling
OBSERVING WAVE FIELD GRADIENTS IN SEISMOLOGY: APPLICATIONS, INSTRUMENTATION, AND THEORY I ORAL
seismology | 13 december 2021
Krystyna T Smolinski, Daniel C. Bowden, Patrick Pa...
In recent years, Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) has increasingly demonstrated its versatility, enabling the collection of seismic data in extremel...
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Azimuthal Variation of Lithospheric Heterogeneity in the Northwest Pacific Inferred From Po/So Propagation Characteristics and Anomalously Large Ground Motion of Deep In‐Slab Earthquakes
JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH: SOLID EARTH
18 may 2021
Takashi Furumura, Brian L. Kennett
High‐frequency oceanic Pn/Sn (Po/So) phases (>2 Hz) recorded at ocean bottom seismometers in the northwest Pacific display strong azi...
Next-generation model of the Australian crust from synchronous and asynchronous ambient noise imaging
CORRELATION SEISMOLOGY: A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON SEISMIC INTERFEROMETRY I
seismology | 09 december 2020
Yunfeng Chen, Erdinc Saygin, Brian L. Kennett, Meh...
The proliferation of seismic networks in Australia has laid the groundwork for improved probing the subsurface. Despite ever-growing seismic instrume...
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