Monte Carlo inversion techniques were first used by Earth scientists more than 30 years
ago. Since that time they have been applied to a wide range of problems, from the inversion …

Slip inversion is a widely used analysis method using seismic and/or geodetic data, which
determines the spatial and temporal distribution of fault slip, namely a slip model. This …

We use the records of the ground motion obtained at near-fault accelerometers to study the
space and time evolution of rupture and faulting during the İzmit earthquake. We find that …

We apply a spectral decomposition approach to isolate the source spectra from propagation
and site effects and, in turn, to estimate the source parameters of small‐to‐moderate …

We use near‐fault accelerograms to infer the space‐time history of rupture on the fault
during the Izmit earthquake. The records show that the ground displacement and velocity …

An iterative and constrained deconvolution technique, called projected Landweber
deconvolution (PLD), is applied to a local earthquake data set recorded in the southwestern …

On November 21, 2004, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake occurred offshore, 10 km south of Les
Saintes archipelago in Guadeloupe (French West Indies). There were more than 30000 …

The reliable determination of earthquake source parameters is a relevant task of
seismological investigations which ground nowadays on high-quality seismic waveforms …

Abstract Small earthquakes (M w< 5) may have a similar degree of complexity as large
earthquakes. However, their seismic waveforms are strongly distorted during wave …

Empirical green's function (egf) analysis has remained little used to image the rupture
properties of the giant 26 December 2004 Sumatra earthquake. The 2 November 2002 …