... to implementing this change is simply that realistic full waveform synthetic data at high frequencies (e.g., >2 Hz) are not easily available, and real training data would likely have to be used instead. At each submodule [1–9] of GENIE, the feature dimensions of each individual FCN, the number of repeated...

... to euxinia, end-Permian paleoproductivity, and the nature of the biological pump during this interval. However, comparisons of these spatially resolved predictions to the rock record will help to constrain the geochemical environment that hosted the end-Permian mass extinction. We used the GENIE-1...

...E. M. DUEBENDORFER; R. S. HOUSTON Abstract The Proterozoic Cheyenne belt, at the southern margin of the Archean Wyoming craton, consists of strongly deformed lithotectonic blocks bound by major mylonite zones. From north to south and structurally lowest to highest, these blocks include (1) Archean...

... to their amplitudes being higher than surface stations. Another important observation was that even though methods associate the same phases for an event they find different origin times. The origin times for REAL and GaMMA are similar (<0.5 s) to one another, whereas GENIE often has origin times 1 s before those...

... and concentrated around the fault segments activated according to Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar mapping ( Reitmann et al. , 2023 ; Fig.  1 ), Global Positioning System (e.g., Mai et al. , 2023 ), and seismological (e.g., Petersen et al. , 2023 ) rupture inversions. GENIE catalog locations...

... its molar volume at 400 °C and 2 kbar, would occupy ~28 % of the chamber volume. Using this proportion, the calculated initial Li concentration in the pegmatite dikes is only ~ 630 ppm. If the Cryo-Genie data is left out of the calculation, the difference in the result is only 1 ppm. Although...

... the GENIE-1 model, which consists of a three-dimensional ocean and atmosphere circulation model ( Edwards and Marsh, 2005 ), coupled to marine carbon cycle ( Ridgwell et al., 2007 ) and seafloor sediment models ( Ridgwell and Hargreaves, 2007 ; Ridgwell, 2007 ). The sediment model simulates...

..., when huge exceptional rains made it rise dramatically fast. In mid-November leaks appeared in the right bank (7 m below the operating level); the bottom valve was kept closed, so as not to disturb the building site of a motorway bridge on the river that was located about 1 km downstream of the dam...

...Bertrand Guillier; Jean‐Luc Chatelain; Hernando Tavera; Hugo Perfettini; Angel Ochoa; Bilha Herrera Seismic codes aim to define the fundamental period for different building types, and, usually, this typology is locally defined. The main factors that can affect this parameter are (1...

... which informed Gaudry’s work on the mammalian fossils of Attica: (1) the reconstructed paleontological past, (2) the idealized Ancient Greece, and (3) the present geopolitical context. This paper argues that the efforts of France, among other European nations, to transform Greece into a legitimate...

... Scientist Award goes to Dr. Carl Guilmette, Bachelor in Geology Programme Chair for the Département de géologie et de génie géologique, Faculté des sciences et de génie, Université Laval. Carl received his BSc (2002) in geological engineering and his MSc (2005) in metamorphic petrology at Université Laval...

... tourmaline (indicolite), pink beryl (morganite), and blue–green beryl (aquamarine) specimens; and the Cryo-genie mine for pink to red tourmaline (elbaite) crystals that commonly have green caps ( Foord et al. 1991 ; Fisher 2002 ). Table 1. Mine locations and lithologies. Location...

... the primary driver of climate change – atmospheric CO 2 – in response to fossil fuel carbon emissions. We perform a multi-exponential analysis on a series of atmospheric CO 2 decay curves predicted by an Earth system model and create an empirical response function that encapsulates the long-term (>1 kyr...

... carbonaceous mudstones and multiple semi-anthracite to anthracite seams that range in thickness from <1 m to up to 15 m, respectively. Owing to rare high quality outcrops as well as post-depositional faulting and intrusions, some of its lithostratigraphic attributes (e.g., thickness, regional distribution...

...Y. Hahou; N. Jabour; D. Oukemeni; M. El Wartiti; C. Nakhcha The epicentral zone of the earthquake of 26 May 1994 included the southwestern part of Al Hoceima City, the south part of Kimmat Boussekkoûr, and the northwestern part of the Izemmoûren and Nador Chain ( Figure 1 ). The AI...

... by multiple proxies. Panel B displays surface-water temperatures (°C) before and during the PETM as determined by proxy records. Panel C displays modeling values of biological PO 4 export (×10 −7 mol kg −1 yr −1 ) before and during the PETM. Panel D shows temperatures (°C) derived from the GENIE model...

... by downhole geophysical surveys. Using velocity profiles obtained from the downhole surveys, we compare the frequency of the second HVSR peak ( f HV ) to frequencies obtained with (1) the time‐averaged velocity ( f T ), (2) depth‐averaged velocity ( f D ), (3) the SH transfer function ( f SH ), and (4...