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Alan G. Green

Alan G. Green

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Earth Science

D-Index
67
Citations
12653
World Ranking
1269
National Ranking
37

Research.com Recognitions

  • 1999 - Member of Academia Europaea

Overview

Alan G. Green is affiliated with ETH Zurich in Switzerland. Their academic career involves contributions recognized by membership in the Academia Europaea since 1999.

Although there is no publicly available record of recent papers or frequent co-authors, the professional association with ETH Zurich suggests engagement with scientific research activities within that institution.

Data on specific fields of study, subfields, and main topics of research are not documented. This limits a detailed analysis of their research focus or specialization areas.

There are no recorded publications in books or frequent publication venues associated with this scientist. The absence of such records means there is no additional bibliometric information to outline publication patterns or impact.

Alan G. Green's professional recognition by the Academia Europaea indicates peer acknowledgment at a continental level, which is often associated with contributions to research and scholarship across Europe.

Best Publications

  • Experimental design: Electrical resistivity data sets that provide optimum subsurface information

    Peter Stummer;Hansruedi Maurer;Alan G. Green

  • LITHOPROBE-southern Vancouver Island: Cenozoic subduction complex imaged by deep seismic reflections: Reply

    R. M. Clowes;M. T. Brandon;A. G. Green;C. J. Yorath

  • Application of a new 2D time-domain full-waveform inversion scheme to crosshole radar data

    Jacques R. Ernst;Alan G. Green;Hansruedi Maurer;Klaus Holliger

  • Refraction tomography over a buried waste disposal site

    Eva Lanz;Hansruedi Maurer;Alan G. Green

  • The North American Midcontinent Rift beneath Lake Superior from Glimpce seismic reflection profiling

    W. F. Cannon;Alan G. Green;D. R. Hutchinson;Myung Lee

  • Full-Waveform Inversion of Crosshole Radar Data Based on 2-D Finite-Difference Time-Domain Solutions of Maxwell's Equations

    J.R. Ernst;H.. Maurer;A.G. Green;K.. Holliger

  • A New Vector Waveform Inversion Algorithm for Simultaneous Updating of Conductivity and Permittivity Parameters From Combination Crosshole/Borehole-to-Surface GPR Data

    Giovanni Angelo Meles;Jan Van der Kruk;Stewart A Greenhalgh;Jacques R Ernst

  • Crustal structure of the Grenville front and adjacent terranes

    A. G. Green;B. Milkereit;A. Davidson;C. Spencer

  • Zonation for 3D aquifer characterization based on joint inversions of multimethod crosshole geophysical data

    Joseph Doetsch;Niklas Linde;Ilaria Coscia;Stewart A. Greenhalgh

  • Using two- and three-dimensional georadar methods to characterize glaciofluvial architecture

    Milan Beres;Peter Huggenberger;Alan G Green;Heinrich Horstmeyer

  • Deep seismic profile across a Proterozoic collision zone: surprises at depth

    S. B. Lucas;A. Green;Z. Hajnal;D. White

  • Crustal structure of the Midcontinent rift system: Results from GLIMPCE deep seismic reflection profiles

    J. C. Behrend;A. G. Green;W. F. Cannon;D. R. Hutchinson

  • Integration of diverse physical-property models: Subsurface zonation and petrophysical parameter estimation based on fuzzy c-means cluster analyses

    Hendrik Paasche;Jens Tronicke;Klaus Holliger;Alan G. Green

  • Mapping the architecture of glaciofluvial sediments with three-dimensional georadar

    M. Beres;A. Green;P. Huggenberger;H. Horstmeyer

  • Visualization of active faults using geometric attributes of 3D GPR data: An example from the Alpine Fault Zone, New Zealand

    Alastair F. McClymont;Alan G. Green;Rita Streich;Heinrich Horstmeyer

  • Microseismic investigation of an unstable mountain slope in the Swiss Alps

    Thomas Spillmann;Hansruedi Maurer;Alan G. Green;Björn Heincke;Björn Heincke

  • Structure of a Paleoproterozoic continent-continent collision zone: a LITHOPROBE seismic reflection profile across the Trans-Hudson Orogen, Canada

    J.F. Lewry;Z. Hajnal;A. Green;S.B. Lucas

  • Deep geometry of the Sudbury structure from seismic reflection profiling

    B. Milkereit;A. Green

  • Topographic migration of georadar data: Implications for acquisition and processing

    Frank Lehmann;Alan G. Green

  • Constraining 3-D electrical resistance tomography with GPR reflection data for improved aquifer characterization

    Joseph Doetsch;Niklas Linde;Mirco Pessognelli;Alan G. Green

Frequent Co-Authors

Bernd Milkereit
Bernd Milkereit University of Toronto
Klaus Holliger
Klaus Holliger University of Lausanne
Joseph Doetsch
Joseph Doetsch Lufthansa Industry Solutions
Niklas Linde
Niklas Linde University of Lausanne
Ronald M. Clowes
Ronald M. Clowes University of British Columbia
Deborah R. Hutchinson
Deborah R. Hutchinson United States Geological Survey
Myung W. Lee
Myung W. Lee United States Geological Survey

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