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April 10, 2026Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations

Numerical Modeling of Wave Processes during Marine Seismic Survey in the Arctic Shelf

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EGE. K. GusevaKKK. A. KovalevIPI. B. Petrov

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Overview

Numerical modeling examines wave processes in Arctic marine seismic surveys, highlighting their significance for oil prospecting.

Key Points

  • The aim is to use numerical modeling to understand wave processes during marine seismic surveys in the Arctic shelf, particularly focusing on permafrost and oil deposits.
  • Applied computational methods to analyze wave phenomena in marine seismic surveys.
  • Utilized the grid-characteristic method to study wave reflections in layered ground with permafrost.
  • Examined the impact of ice masses on wave processes in Arctic conditions.
  • Successfully modeled various wave phenomena, including reflected waves and Rayleigh and Stoneley waves.
  • Demonstrated the potential for identifying oil deposits through seismic measurements in permafrost layers.
  • Provided insights for solving inverse problems and developing digital models of Arctic ground.

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Guseva et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d895046c1944d70ce060achttps://doi.org/10.1134/s2070048225700917
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