Marchenko, S. 2018. Subsurface fluxes of mass and energy at the accumulation zone of Lomonosovfonna ice cap, Svalbard. Digital Comprehensive Summaries of Uppsala Dissertations from the Faculty of Science and Technology 1601. 52 pp. Uppsala: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis. ISBN 978-91-513-0158-7. Glaciers cover ca 10% of the Earth's land and are found in the high altitudes and latitudes. They ar...

An angle-dependent reflection coefficient is recovered by seismic migration in the angle domain. We have developed a postmigration technique for computing scattering and dip angle common-image gathers (CIGs) from seismic images, extended by the subsurface offset, based on wave-equation migration methods. Our methodology suggests a system of Radon transform operators by introducing local transfo...

On Earth, the deep subsurface biosphere of both the oceanic and the continental crust is well known for surviving harsh conditions and environments characterized by high temperatures, high pressures, extreme pHs, and the absence of sunlight. The microorganisms of the terrestrial deep biosphere have an excellent capacity for adapting to changing geochemistry, as the alteration of the crust proce...

An angle-dependent reflection coefficient is recovered by seismic migration in the angle-domain. We propose a post-migration technique for computing scattering and dip angle common-image gathers (CIGs) from seismic images, extended by the subsurface offset, in relation with wave-equation migration methods. Our methodology suggests a system of Radon transform operators by introducing local trans...

We are interested in a linearized inverse scattering problem considered by Symes and Nolan [10] for the marine data acquisition geometry. This arises as follows: a vessel carries an acoustic source (airgun) and recording instruments (hydrophones). The airgun sends acoustic waves through the ocean to the subsurface and the reflections occur when the sound waves encounter singularities in the mat...

Six bacterial isolates from the U.S. DOE Subsurface Science Program and three reference bacteria were tested for resistance to UV light and gamma radiation. The subsurface isolates included three aerobic, pigmented, Gram positive bacteria and three microaerophilic, non-pigmented, Gram negative bacteria. Deinococcus radiodurans was the most resistant bacterium to both types of radiation, with a ...

Vapor intrusion from affected soils and groundwater into overlying structures has been identified as a potential mechanism for human exposure to volatile organic chemicals (VOCs), including petroleum hydrocarbons. However, in many cases, background concentrations of organic vapors in indoor air, associated with household products, vehicles, or ambient air, can lead to incorrect conclusions rega...