Tomography in Volcanoes

Dear Colleagues,

Presently, the advances in knowledge regarding the inner structure of active volcanoes are due to the increasing number of works focused on seismic tomography studies using different techniques, approaches, and types of seismic waves. We have examples of realistic images obtained from first P-waves onsets, or combining with information from S-waves, using surface waves or seismic noise, among others. At the same time, we complement this information with attenuation studies obtaining 3-D images, or the separation of scattering and intrinsic effects. Additional active and passive seismic sources can be used, and we can compare different approaches to obtain results.

In this Special Issue, we encourage you to submit your recent results, obtained from different volcanic areas using different techniques; you can compare different results, methodologies, and volcanic regimes. New theoretical studies or approximations are welcome. This Special Issue is an opportunity to have an open discussion in which your results can been compared to other works.

This Special Issue is an opportunity to participate in a joint project, in which experts will consider your work as a part of a whole, and, therefore, there are no limitations to originality, size, completeness, new approaches, or joint interpretations.

Professor Jesús M. Ibáñez
Guest Editor

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• Seismic tomography
• Velocity in P and S waves
• Attenuation
• Scattering and intrinsic
• Seismic noise
• Surface waves
• Inversion techniques