Search Results - "Joswig, Manfred"

Seismotectonic analysis around the Mont Terri rock laboratory (Switzerland): a pilot study by Abednego, Martinus, Blascheck, Patrick, Schefer, Senecio, Nussbaum, Christophe, Joswig, Manfred, Bossart, Paul, Mosar, Jon

“…For this pilot study we used recorded seismic events from the SED permanent network and data from a dedicated SNS network to improve the seismotectonic…”
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Microseismic feasibility study: detection of small magnitude events (Ml<0.0) for mapping active faults in the Betic Cordillera (Spain) by Martin Häge, Manfred Joswig

“…We present the results of the first application of the newly developed concept «Nanoseismic Monitoring» on active faults in the region close to Murcia, Spain…”
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Combining network and array waveform coherence for automatic location: examples from induced seismicity monitoring by Sick, Benjamin, Joswig, Manfred

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Chances and limits of single-station seismic event clustering by unsupervised pattern recognition by Sick, Benjamin, Guggenmos, Matthias, Joswig, Manfred

“…Automatic classification of local seismic events which are only recorded at single stations poses great challenges because of weak hypocentre constraints. This…”
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Mapping slow-moving alpine landslides by UAV; opportunities and limitations by Rothmund, Sabrina, Vouillamoz, Naomi, Joswig, Manfred

“…Acquisition of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)-based imagery with resolution down to a few centimeters is challenging in alpine conditions. In recent years,…”
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Visual Event Screening of Continuous Seismic Data by Supersonograms by Sick, Benjamin, Walter, Marco, Joswig, Manfred

“…We present a new visualization method for human inspection of seismic data called supersonograms, which maximizes the amount of time and stations visible on…”
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Nanoseismic monitoring fills the gap between microseismic networks and passive seismic by Anderson, D.

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Characterizing the complexity of microseismic signals at slow-moving clay-rich debris slides: the Super-Sauze case studies by Vouillamoz, Naomi, Rothmund, Sabrina, Joswig, Manfred

“…Soil and debris slides are prone to rapid and dramatic reactivation. Deformation within the instability is accommodated by sliding, whereby weak seismic…”
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Seismic monitoring of soft-rock landslides: the Super-Sauze and Valoria case studies by Tonnellier, Alice, Helmstetter, Agnès, Malet, Jean-Philippe, Schmittbuhl, Jean, Corsini, Alessandro, Joswig, Manfred

“…This work focuses on the characterization of seismic sources observed in clay-shale landslides. Two landslides are considered: Super-Sauze (France) and Valoria…”
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Characterizing the complexity of microseismic signals at slow-moving clay-rich debris slides: the Super-Sauze (southeastern France) and Pechgraben (Upper Austria) case studies by Vouillamoz, Naomi, Rothmund, Sabrina, Joswig, Manfred

“…Soil and debris slides are prone to rapid and dramatic reactivation. Deformation within the instability is accommodated by sliding, whereby weak seismic…”
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Pre-collapse identification of sinkholes in unconsolidated media at Dead Sea area by ‘nanoseismic monitoring’ (graphical jackknife location of weak sources by few, low-SNR records) by Wust-Bloch, Gilles Hillel, Joswig, Manfred

“…The sudden failure of near-surface cavities and the resulting sinkholes have constituted a recent hazard affecting the populations, lifelines and the economy…”
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Spatiotemporal characterization of interswarm period seismicity in the focal area Nový Kostel (West Bohemia/Vogtland) by a short‐term microseismic study by Häge, Martin, Joswig, Manfred

“…SUMMARY The West Bohemia/Vogtland region is one of the seismically most interesting areas in Europe because of its swarm‐like occurrence of seismicity. The…”
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Spatiotemporal distribution of aftershocks of the 2004 December 5 ML = 5.4 Waldkirch (Germany) earthquake by Häge, Martin, Joswig, Manfred

“…The Waldkirch earthquake on 2004 December 5 at 1:52 UTC with ML = 5.4 was the strongest earthquake in Baden-Württemberg since 1978. It was followed by a large…”
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Spatiotemporal distribution of aftershocks of the 2004 December 5 M L = 5.4 Waldkirch (Germany) earthquake by Häge, Martin, Joswig, Manfred

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EGS hydraulic stimulation monitoring by surface arrays - location accuracy and completeness magnitude: the Basel Deep Heat Mining Project case study by Häge, Martin, Blascheck, Patrick, Joswig, Manfred

“…The potential and limits of monitoring induced seismicity by surface-based mini arrays was evaluated for the hydraulic stimulation of the Basel Deep Heat…”
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Mapping local microseismicity using short-term tripartite small array installations — Case study: Coy region (SE Spain) by Häge, Martin, Joswig, Manfred

“…One major tectonic feature in the southern part of Spain is the Crevillente Fault Zone (CFZ) which can be traced over 600 km. A short-term microseismic…”
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EGS hydraulic stimulation monitoring by surface arrays: location accuracy and completeness magnitude: the Basel Deep Heat Mining Project case study : Triggered and induced seismicity: probabilities and discrimination by HÄGE, Martin, BLASCHECK, Patrick, JOSWIG, Manfred

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Spatiotemporal characterization of interswarm period seismicity in the focal area Nov´y Kostel (West Bohemia/Vogtland) by a short-term microseismic study by Häge, Martin, Joswig, Manfred

“…The West Bohemia/Vogtland region is one of the seismically most interesting areas in Europe because of its swarm-like occurrence of seismicity. The…”
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Comprehensive mapping of landslide dynamics by nanoseismic monitoring by Walter, M., Jowig, M.

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Near-surface fracture and impact discovery from landslides and sinkholes by sonogram screening by Sick, B., Walter, M., Joswig, M.

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