Seminář o aktuálních problémech v oblasti seismického výzkumu Země.
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| 17. 2. | P. Hrubcová, V. Vavryčuk (IG CAS) Tectonic stress changes related to plate spreading prior to the 2021 Fagradalsfjall eruption in SW Iceland |
| 24. 2. | E. Tinti (INGV Rome) Fracture energy and breakdown work during earthquakes |
| 3. 3. | F. Gallovič (FMP CUNI) Diversity of earthquake ruptures: insight from dynamic inversion of twin Mw5.8 earthquakes in Japan |
| 10. 3. | L. Eisner, Ngoc-Tuyen Cao, Z. Jechumtálová, P. Matoušek (Seismik s.r.o) Why and when a surface seismic station can be better than a station in a shallow borehole? |
| 24. 3. | G. Dal Moro (IRSM CAS) Joint inversion of surface-wave data: why and how? |
| 31. 3. | T. Fischer (FS CUNI), S. Hainzl (GFZ Potsdam), J. Vlček (FS CUNI) Fast migration episodes within earthquake swarms |
| 14. 4. | F. Staněk (IRSM CAS) DAS microseismic monitoring |
| 21. 4. | J. Zahradník, F. Čejka, F. Gallovič (FMP CUNI), et al. The 2023 Türkiye earthquakes − working seminar |
| 5. 5. | C. Sippl (IG CAS) The aftershock series of the 2016 Mw 6.0 Petermann Ranges earthquake in Central Australia |
| 12. 5. | Vít Peřestý (CGS) Fault systems, geology for seismologists (part 2, based on Samos 2020 earthquake) − working seminar |
| 19. 5. | M. Mazanec (IRSM CAS) Surface waves for near-surface characterization |
Seminars are held on Fridays from 2:00 p.m. Attendance in person is preferable; remote participation is possible via MS Teams. The presentations in English should last approximately 1 hour, possibly followed by a discussion (possibly also in Czech). Working seminars report preliminary results, and broader active participation of the audience is welcome. Please consider proposing your presentation in the available slots.