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Volume 42
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Number 11
,
November 2023
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Introduction to this special section: Carbon management
First-order CO
2
trapping characteristics of fold-and-thrust belts: Assessing carbon storage potential in the Appalachian Basin and beyond
Detection of a CO
2
plume by time-lapse analysis of Rayleigh-wave amplitudes extracted from downhole DAS recordings of ocean microseisms
A preliminary analysis of natural CO
2
-saturated gas sands distribution in the Gemah Field-Jabung Block, South Sumatra Basin, Indonesia, by using simple seismic attributes
Lithofacies prediction from seismic data using deep learning: A case study from North West Shelf Australia
The effect of depositional environment on sustaining a carbon storage site
Anisotropy-driven velocity log reconstruction in deviated wells: A case study from deepwater Sadewa Field
Meter-scale geologic heterogeneity in the near surface explains seismic speckle scattering noise
The application of graph theory to optimize the design of onshore 2D seismic surveys
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Physics-guided deep autoencoder to overcome the need for a starting model in full-waveform inversion
45
Deep learning for end-to-end subsurface modeling and interpretation: An example from the Groningen gas field
32
Introduction to this special section: Carbon management
27
The value of geophysical data for geothermal exploration: Examples from empirical, field, and synthetic data
21
Detection of a CO
2
plume by time-lapse analysis of Rayleigh-wave amplitudes extracted from downhole DAS recordings of ocean microseisms
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