Date: 29th August, 2021
Conveners: Aurélien Mordret (Univ. Grenoble Alpes), Philippe Guéguen (Univ. Eiffel), and Stéphane Garambois (Univ. Grenoble Alpes & CNRS / ISTerre / UMR 5275)
Description:
Seismic noise methods have been increasingly used for imaging and monitoring purposes of various Earth and anthropic systems since more than 10 years. Several important aspects related to the proper use of seismic interferometry will be addressed within this workshop, ranging from theoretical aspects, signal processing and sources/receiver configurations. The recent possibility to use dense seismic networks, with their interest but also the challenges posed in terms of data volume and interpretation will also be discussed.
A second part of the workshop will be dedicated to the presentation of various selected case studies, both focusing on near-surface applications (geotechnical, natural hazards, hydrology, …) and to buildings/infrastructures characterization and monitoring.
Workshop Programme
09:00 | Start of the workshop |
09:00 | Monitoring Seismic Velocities from Surface to Kilometer-range Depths - F. Brenguier (ISTerre) |
09:30 | Noise Interferometry in Seismic Hazard Studies: A few applications regarding site effect characterization - B. Froment (IRSN) |
10:00 | Marine Sub-surface Imaging Using Seismic Interferometry on DAS Data - D. Rivet (Geoazur) |
10:30 | Coffee break |
10:45 | Comparative Analysis of the Surface Waves Velocities at an Industrial Site in a Sedimentary Basin: Would ambient noise surface wave tomography be enough? - TBC (SISPROB) |
11:15 | Session: Environmental |
11:15 | Seismic Interferometry in Environmental Seismology: Challenges and applications - M. Chmiel (ETH) |
11:45 | Locating Impulsive and Continuous High-frequency Glacier and River-flow-induced Seismic Sources from Dense Array Monitoring - F. Gimbert (IGE) |
12:15 | Lunch break |
14:00 | Session: Engineering |
14:00 | 3D Image of the Subsoil from Complementary Seismic Methods - M. Saadé (Sisprob) |
14:30 | Interpretation of Wave Velocity Obtained by Seismic Interferometry in Beam-Like Buildings - P. Guéguen (ISTerre) |
15:00 | Seismic Interferometry Applied to Civil Engineering Structures: Incorporating new sensor concepts - C. Hadziioannou (Univ. of Hamburg) |
15:30 | Open discussion |
16:30 | End of the day |