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Current Issue June, 2024 29.2

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Editors’ Foreword Afshin Aghayan
Aleksandra Varnavina

We are delighted to present the June 2024 issue (Vol. 29, issue 2) of the Journal of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics. This issue features three remarkable papers that contribute significantly to the field of geophysics.

Chang et al. (2024) present an insightful study utilizing the anisotropic algebraic reconstruction technique and anisotropic simultaneous iterative reconstruction technique to detect mediums with multiple symmetry axes and strong anisotropy. The results of their study demonstrate the successful detection of multiple-set fractures under full coverage of seismic ray paths in azimuth, emphasizing the potential of their methodology in advancing our understanding of complex geological structures.

In another captivating study, Lim et al. (2024) introduce a method for swell effect correction, leveraging the guideline based on GVF to accurately detect sea-bottom reflection signals. Their findings suggest that providing the guidelines to detect signals from seismic data can play a crucial role in identifying sea-bottom and subsurface geological features, offering a valuable contribution to the refinement of seismic data interpretation techniques.

Finally, Pourmirzaee and Hosseini (2024) propose a novel technique based on sequential neural networks to address the non-uniqueness in the inversion of seismic data in the absence of prior information. Their method showcases the capability to estimate a reasonable layered earth model for observed data without requiring prior information, presenting a promising alternative to conventional inversion procedures.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the authors and reviewers for their valuable contributions to this issue. It is my hope that the insights presented in these papers will stimulate further research and innovation in the field of environmental and engineering geophysics.

Seismic Swell Effect Correction Using GVF-Based Guideline
Kyoungmin Lim, Jiho Ha, Jungkyun Shin, Sungryul Shin, and Wookeen Chung

Detect Multiple-Set Fractures by Crosshole Seismic Tomography for use in Environmental and Engineering Geophysics
Young-Fo Chang, Wei-Zhih Chang, and Lun-Tao Tong

Development of an ANN-Based Technique for Inversion of Seismic Refraction Travel Times
Rashed Pourmirzaee and Shahab Hosseini

Author Biographies

https://doi/10.32389/1943-2658-29.2.91