2026 Götz H. R. Bokelmann: Earth Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Earth Science	33	8351	7749	45	44	270	4206

Overview

Götz H. R. Bokelmann is affiliated with the University of Vienna in Austria and has contributed extensively to the field of Earth and Planetary Sciences, with a particular focus on Geophysics. Their body of work encompasses 80 publications primarily in geophysics, with additional research in Ocean Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Environmental Chemistry.

The main topics covered in their research include:

Seismic Waves and Analysis
Earthquake and tectonic studies
Seismic Imaging and Inversion Techniques
High-pressure geophysics and materials
Seismology and Earthquake Studies
Geological and Geochemical Analysis
Geological Formations and Processes Exploration

Their frequent co-authors are:

Yang Lu
Petr Kolínský
Clément Estève
György Hetényi
Martina Čarman

Götz H. R. Bokelmann has published regularly in several key scientific venues, including:

Geophysical Journal International
Geophysical Research Letters
Annals of Geophysics
Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth
Seismological Research Letters

Some recent notable papers authored by or involving Bokelmann include:

Characteristics of the Ambient Seismic Field on a Large-N Seismic Array in the Vienna Basin, 2020, Seismological Research Letters
SEDENOSS: SEparating and DENOising Seismic Signals With Dual-Path Recurrent Neural Network Architecture, 2022, Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth
Shear wave splitting in the Alpine region, 2021, Geophysical Journal International
Probing the Damage Zone at Parkfield, 2021, Geophysical Research Letters
Interaction of Air Pressure and Groundwater as Main Cause of Sub-Daily Relative Seismic Velocity Changes, 2023, Geophysical Research Letters

Best Publications

SplitLab: A shear-wave splitting environment in Matlab

Andreas Wüstefeld;Götz Bokelmann;Christophe Zaroli;Guilhem Barruol

379
Citations
Null Detection in Shear-Wave Splitting Measurements

Andreas Wüstefeld;Götz Bokelmann

277
Citations
High‐resolution image of Calaveras Fault seismicity

David P. Schaff;David P. Schaff;Götz H. R. Bokelmann;Gregory C. Beroza;Felix Waldhauser;Felix Waldhauser

274
Citations
Optimizing Correlation Techniques for Improved Earthquake Location

David P. Schaff;Götz H. R. Bokelmann;William L. Ellsworth;Eva Zanzerkia

243
Citations
The AlpArray Seismic Network: A Large-Scale European Experiment to Image the Alpine Orogen

György Hetényi;Irene Molinari;John Clinton;Götz Bokelmann

200
Citations
Identifying global seismic anisotropy patterns by correlating shear-wave splitting and surface-wave data

Andreas Wüstefeld;Götz Bokelmann;Guilhem Barruol;Jean-Paul Montagner

188
Citations
On the relationship between extension and anisotropy: Constraints from shear wave splitting across the East African Plateau

Kristoffer T. Walker;Andrew A. Nyblade;Simon L. Klemperer;Götz H. R. Bokelmann

125
Citations
Spectral analysis with incomplete time series: an example from seismology

Stefan Baisch;Götz H. R. Bokelmann

117
Citations
Upper mantle flow beneath and around the Hangay dome, Central Mongolia

Guilhem Barruol;Anne Deschamps;Jacques Déverchère;Valentina V. Mordvinova

106
Citations
Which forces drive North America

G.H.R. Bokelmann

102
Citations
Shear‐wave splitting around the Eifel hotspot: evidence for a mantle upwelling

K. T. Walker;K. T. Walker;G. H. R. Bokelmann;S. L. Klemperer;G. Bock

99
Citations
Belt-parallel mantle flow beneath a halted continental collision: The Western Alps

Guilhem Barruol;Mickael Bonnin;Helle Pedersen;Götz H.R. Bokelmann

89
Citations
Seismic waveform attributes before and after the Loma Prieta earthquake: Scattering change near the earthquake and temporal recovery

Stefan Baisch;Götz H. R. Bokelmann

82
Citations
Upper-mantle flow beneath French Polynesia from shear wave splitting

Fabrice R. Fontaine;Guilhem Barruol;Andréa Tommasi;Götz H.R. Bokelmann

78
Citations
Mantle variation within the Canadian Shield: Travel times from the portable broadband Archean‐Proterozoic Transect 1989

Götz H. R. Bokelmann;Paul G. Silver

74
Citations
Seismic anisotropy beneath southern Iberia from SKS splitting

L. Buontempo;Goetz Bokelmann;Guilhem Barruol;J. Morales

66
Citations
Equidistant Spectral Lines in Train Vibrations

Florian Fuchs;Götz Bokelmann

66
Citations
Convection‐driven motion of the North American craton: Evidence from P‐wave anisotropy

Götz H. R. Bokelmann

64
Citations
Shear‐wave splitting to test mantle deformation models around Hawaii

Kristoffer T. Walker;Götz H. R. Bokelmann;Simon L. Klemperer

64
Citations
From mountain summits to roots: Crustal structure of the Eastern Alps and Bohemian Massif along longitude 13.3°E

György Hetényi;Jaroslava Plomerová;Irene Bianchi;Hana Kampfová Exnerová

63
Citations
Slab detachment under the Eastern Alps seen by seismic anisotropy.

Ehsan Qorbani;Irene Bianchi;Götz Bokelmann

60
Citations
Evidence for temporal variation of seismic velocity within the upper continental crust

Götz H. R. Bokelmann;Hans-Peter Harjes

60
Citations
Shear stress at the base of shield lithosphere

Götz H. R. Bokelmann;Paul G. Silver

56
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Guilhem Barruol Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris

Ilaria Perugia University of Vienna

Simon L. Klemperer Stanford University

György Hetényi University of Lausanne

Jaroslava Plomerová Czech Academy of Sciences

Anne Deschamps Centre national de la recherche scientifique, CNRS

Jean-Paul Montagner Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris

Christoph Spötl University of Innsbruck

Edi Kissling ETH Zurich

István János Kovács HUN-REN Institute of Earth Physics and Space Science

External Links

Personal website of Götz H. R. Bokelmann

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