Arnab Dhara

Joint facies and reservoir properties estimation by trans-dimensional seismic inversion using machine learning based priors

Janaki Vamaraju (now at Shell)

Accelerated target-oriented least-squares reverse time migration using optimal mini-batches of shots

Xian Wu (now at NCAR)

07:56 – 07:59

Duration of El Niño and La Niña Events: Dynamics and Multiyear Predictability (Invited)

Ethan Conrad

New data on the stick-slip mechanics of seismogenic faults from rotary shear experiments

Peter Miller

Consolidation behavior, permeability, and compressional wavespeeds of sediment entering the eastern Aleutian subduction zone: Implications for rock properties along the plate interface

Krista Soderlund

06:00 – 06:04

Ice-ocean exchange processes in the Jovian and Saturnian satellites (Invited)

Athma Bhandari

06:12 – 06:16

Permeability measurement and prediction in samples from the Wolfcamp Fm. (Delaware Basin), West Texas

Adrien Arnulf

07:32 – 07:36

Active source refraction tomography using a reversible jump Markov Chain Monte Carlo approach (Invited)

Evan Carnahan

07:54 – 07:58

Effect of temperature-dependent material properties on ice shell convection

James Biemiller

12:45 – 12:50

Unraveling the Slip Behavior and Evolution of the Mai’iu-Goodenough Detachment Fault System by Integrating Multi-timescale Datasets with Novel Coral Paleoseismological Evidence

Adrien Arnulf

13:46 – 13:50

Seismic imaging of the internal workings of Axial Seamount on the Juan de Fuca Ridge (Invited)

Silvia Brizzi

18:08 – 18:12

The Influence of Sediment Thickness on Subducting Plate Velocity

Jacob Burstein

21:08 – 21:12

Tracking Barrier Island Response to Early Holocene Sea-level Rise: High Resolution Study of Estuarine Sediments in the Trinity River Paleovalley

John Goff

21:36 – 21:40

Periodic but inconsistent signals detected in abyssal hill profiles at the southern East Pacific Rise: Possible indicators of internal melt-supply fluctuations that overprint random fault-generated topography

Geeta Persad

22:30 – 22:34

The Influence of Mid-20th to Mid-21st Century Shifts in the Geographic Distribution of Aerosol Emissions on Their Climate Efficacy

Gregor Steinbrügge
(now at Stanford University)

06:20 – 06:24

Challenges on Mercury’s interior structure