... earthquakes on behalf of the Department of Energy (DOE) since then. The primary purpose of the INL seismic network is to provide staff expertise and earthquake data in support of various DOE directives, orders and standards for the safety of nuclear facilities, and waste management operations, as well...

.... Recently, deep learning based methods, including PhaseNet ( Zhu and Beroza, 2019 ), EQTransformer ( Mousavi et al. , 2020 ), and generalized phase detection ( Ross et al. , 2018 ), have demonstrated superior performance compared to conventional approaches. Integrating machine learning and physics‐based...

... in experimental methods and instrumentation, as well as in theory and modeling capabilities and, over the past few decades, in computational power. The fields of geochemistry and mineralogy have benefitted greatly from such advances in X-ray facilities over the past 126 years. For example, they have allowed...

...; and (7) make geological work relevant to the necessary tasks and decisions at hand. These relevant tasks and decisions generally include: (1) initial reserves estimation; (2) production profiles; (3) facilities design; (4) development well locations, costs and design; (5) depletion strategy; (6...

... prob and P/S ratios, suggesting that they carry complementary information. Raw seismograms were obtained using EarthScope Data Services, which is funded through the Seismological Facilities for the Advancement of Geoscience (SAGE) Award of the National Science Foundation under Cooperative...

... sparse and equivocal indicators of major reservoir heterogeneities. Rock data include cores, sidewall cores, and full-suite conventional wireline logs. The importance of specialized logs, such as borehole images and nuclear magnetic resonance logs, is just now being realized. Initial potentials (IPs...

... (1974–1982) and 1979–1980 (1973–1986), respectively. These clay layers probably represent the distal turbidite generated by a major mass flow deposit identified from multi-beam swath bathymetry and sediment grab sampling. A probable trigger for the mass flow and associated turbidity current is the 4.7 M...

.... Coseismic fault displacement is an important source of hazard for critical facilities and infrastructure ( American Nuclear Society, 2015 ; Dalguer et al. , 2020 ; Katona et al. , 2021 ; Strom, 2015 ; Unal et al. , 2024 ). The possibility of knowing where surface faulting will occur (i.e., the so...

...Ryan K. Stairs; Brandon Schmandt; Joshua P. Townsend; Ruijia Wang Abstract The Z Machine at Sandia National Laboratories is a pulsed power facility for high‐energy density physics experiments that can shock materials to extreme temperatures and pressures through a focused energy release of up...

... Kim, Peggy O’Day, John Ostergren, Per Persson, Maria Peterson, Ingrid Pickering, Larry Roe, Hillary Thompson , the late Steven Towle , Tom Trainor , and Ning Xu , all of whom spent long hours collecting XAFS data on metal ion surface complexes at mineral-water interfaces and many more hours in our...

... Seismology Morning Session A. T. Smith and P. Glover, Presiding 1. I. N. Gupta* and R. R. Blandford: A Mechanism for Generation of Short-Period Transverse Motion from Explosions 2. P. G16ver* and D. G. Harkrider: A Quantitative Comparison of the Effects of Source Region Heterogeneity on Fundamental Mode...

... . Journal of Nuclear Materials , 312 , 103 –110. Millet, J.M.M., Baca, M., Pigamo, A., Vitry, D., Ueda, W., and Dubois, J.L. ( 2003 ) Study of the valence state and coordination of antimony in MoVSbO catalysts determined by XANES and EXAFS. Applied Catalysis A: General , 244 , 359 –370. Mitsunobu...

... likely be ineffective due to the insoluble nature of PuO 2 (s). More than 300 million gallons of fission-product-bearing tank waste exist within the DOE nuclear weapons complex. The requirement to clean up these facilities is driving development of technologies that can separate high-level...

..., folds and cleavage planes that generally strike east to west and dip to the south ( Alexandre et al., 2006 and references therein). 40 Ar/ 39 Ar dating of syn-kinematic, white mica yielded a main age peak at 2042.1 ± 2.9 Ma ( Alexandre et al., 2006 ). These authors ascribe these features to a tectono...

... of short- and medium-range structures in glasses and melts as a function of composition, temperature and pressure would be important for rationalizing these properties and their chemical dependence. This paper will illustrate the generality of cationic ordering in silicate glasses using recent NSIS...

..., respectively. Comparisons of AELUMA’s catalog in Oklahoma with two others (produced by Oklahoma Geological Survey [OGS] and the Array Network Facility) showed that AELUMA found more events than either catalog, including clusters of emergent events that were largely missed by the other methods. However, most...

... processes including breaking of sea ice ( Rothrock and Thorndike, 1984 ), rock fragmentation in nuclear explosions ( Schoutens, 1979 ), projectiles ( Lange et al., 1984 ), and asteroids ( Donnison and Sugden, 1984 ). Most of the geological processes are also self-similar in nature i.e. follow fractal...

... of about 1976–2010 there were about eight permanent seismographs operating in the state. During this time period OGS scientists conducted a regional study on the feasibility for nuclear power facilities, which was funded by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ( Luza and Lawson, 1982 ), that identified...

.... Joswig M. (1993) . Automated reevaluation of local earthquake data by application of generic polarization patterns for P - and S -onsets , Comput. Geosci. 19 , 223 - 231 . Liu H. H...

.... Further observations of large teleseismic earthquakes that generate high dynamic stress changes in glaciated regions can provide more insight into how and where icequakes occur and how they are affected by external seismic perturbation. The facilities of Incorporated Research Institutions...