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Presented By: Earth and Environmental Sciences

Smith Lecture: Ettore Biondi

Distributed acoustic sensing for high-resolution subsurface imaging and earthquake monitoring

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Two people digging in a field of volcanic rock in Iceland
Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) is rapidly becoming a transformative technology for seismological applications, leveraging the widespread and expanding global network of telecommunication fibers. Its effectiveness lies in its ability to convert standard fiber-optic cables into dense seismic arrays. However, the advantages of DAS come with challenges—most notably, the massive data volumes generated, often reaching tens of terabytes from a single deployment, and the unique strain-based measurements that require new data analysis paradigms.
Two people digging in a field of volcanic rock in Iceland Two people digging in a field of volcanic rock in Iceland
Two people digging in a field of volcanic rock in Iceland

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