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Exploration Geophysics
Volume 37 Number 1 2006
Geosequestration and Geophysics in the Western Pacific Environment
Editors: K. Dodds, T. Matsuoka and J.-H. Kim


International developments in geological storage of CO2 

P. Freund

pp. 1-9

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Laboratory study of CO2 migration in water-saturated anisotropic sandstone, based on P-wave velocity imaging 

Z. Xue and X. Lei

pp. 10-18

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Estimation of CO2 saturation from time-lapse CO2 well logging in an onshore aquifer, Nagaoka, Japan 

Z. Xue, D. Tanase and J. Watanabe

pp. 19-29

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Time-lapse crosswell seismic tomography for monitoring injected CO2 in an onshore aquifer, Nagaoka, Japan 

H. Saito, D. Nobuoka, H. Azuma, Z. Xue and D. Tanase

pp. 30-36

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Gravity monitoring of CO2 storage in a depleted gas field: A sensitivity study 

D. Sherlock, A. Toomey, M. Hoversten, E. Gasperikova and K. Dodds

pp. 37-43

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Monitoring CO2 injection with cross-hole electrical resistivity tomography 

N.B. Christensen, D. Sherlock and K. Dodds

pp. 44-49

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Fault reactivation potential during CO2 injection in the Gippsland Basin, Australia 

P.J. van Ruth, E.J. Nelson and R.R. Hillis

pp. 50-59

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Velocity-effective stress response of CO2-saturated sandstones 

A.F. Siggins

pp. 60-66

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A rock physics simulator and its application for CO2 sequestration process 

R. Li, K. Dodds, A.F. Siggins and M. Urosevic

pp. 67-72

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Theory of efficient array observations of microtremors with special reference to the SPAC method 

H. Okada

pp. 73-85

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Improved full-waveform inversion of normalised seismic wavefield data 

H.J. Kim and T. Matsuoka

pp. 86-92

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Joint inversion of receiver function and surface-wave phase velocity for estimation of shear-wave velocity of sedimentary layers 

T. Kurose and H. Yamanaka

pp. 93-101

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Reverse-time migration using the Poynting vector  

K. Yoon and K.J. Marfurt

pp. 102-107

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Application of linear-array microtremor surveys for rock mass classification in urban tunnel design 

Y.H. Cha, J.S. Kang and C.-H. Jo

pp. 108-113

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Spatial analysis of small-loop electromagnetic survey data in a seawater intrusion region  

S.-H. Song

pp. 114-120

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Reduction of magnetic anomaly observations from helicopter surveys at varying elevations 

T. Nakatsuka and S. Okuma

pp. 121-128

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Shallow subsurface structure of the Vulcano-Lipari volcanic complex, Italy, constrained by helicopter-borne aeromagnetic surveys 

S. Okuma, T. Nakatsuka, M. Komazawa, M. Sugihara, S. Nakano, R. Furukawa and R. Supper

pp. 129-138

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