Earthquake catalogs are heterogeneous, especially those developed over long time spans.
Changes in seismological monitoring, which provides the records on which these catalogs …

The statistical properties of seismicity are known to be affected by several factors such as the
rheological parameters of rocks. We analysed the earthquake double-couple as a function of …

We report a new model of radially anisotropic crustal and upper mantle structure of the
western United States (WUS324) obtained from full waveform inversion of earthquake data …

Seismic tomography is a principal method for studying mantle structure, but imaging of
Earth's wavespeed anomalies is conditioned by seismic wave sampling. Global models use …

We use source-encoded waveform inversion to image Earth's Northern Hemisphere. The
encoding method is based on measurements of Laplace coefficients of stationary …

Seismic tomography harnesses earthquake data to explore the inaccessible structure of the
Earth. Adjoint waveform tomography (AWT), a method of seismic tomography, updates the …

We present REVEAL, a global‐scale, transversely isotropic full‐waveform inversion model.
REVEAL builds upon the earlier construction of the long‐wavelength Earth (LOWE) model …

We present a new model of radially anisotropic seismic wavespeeds for the crust and upper
mantle of a broad region of the Middle East and Southwest Asia (MESWA) derived from …

In this study, we investigate the upper‐mantle structure of the Arabian plate based on
anelastic full‐waveform inversion. The Arabian plate is composed of two main geological …

Fundamental mode surface wave data have often been used to construct global shear
velocity models of the upper mantle under the so-called 'path average approximation', an …