Title: The Seismic Inverse Problem: Tackling Non-Convexity

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Zoom Link: https://mit.zoom.us/j/96975063553?pwd=NkJxdlFBMDZQRHY5VHBDL3RkRG4xUT09 

Title: Artificial Intelligence for Earthquake Monitoring

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Title: Flow in porous materials: a tale of X-rays, minimal surfaces and wettability

By: Professor Martin Blunt - Department of Earth Science & Engineering at Imperial College London

Title: Distributed Sensor Networks based Real-Time and In-Situ Subsurface Imaging

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Dr. Xiaotao Yang, a Research Associate at Harvard, presents "Subduction segmentation along the Aleutian-Alaska margin and implications on the distribution of volcanic activity " at the MIT Earth Resources Labroatory.

ERL welcomes Prof. Tarje Nissen-Meyer of Oxford. Title and abstract will be posted here when available.

FISH is the MIT Earth Resource Laboratory's Friday Informal Seminar Hour. Held most Fridays during the academic year in 54-209, the series features talks in our lab's areas of interest: geophysics, seismology, rock physics, imaging, inversion/inference, and machine learning.

Dr. Yunyue Elita Li, an Assistant Professor at the National U. of Singapore and Research Affiliate in the MIT Earth Resources Laboratory, presents "Waveform inversion with gradient sampling - new understanding of the spatial shifts" at ERL.

Dr. Hongfu Liu, Assistant Professor at Brandeis U., presents "From Consensus Clustering to K-means Clustering" at the MIT Earth Resources Laboratory.