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Articles | Volume 16, issue 11
Articles | Volume 16, issue 11
https://doi.org/10.5194/se-16-1421-2025
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14 Nov 2025
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Passive seismic imaging of the Lower Palaeozoic in the Sudret area of Gotland, Sweden

Zhihui Wang, Christopher Juhlin, Peter Hedin, Mikael Erlström, and Daniel Sopher

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Passive seismic exploration is an environmentally, friendly and cost effective technique, as it uses ambient noise as a source. As part of a feasibility study for storage of CO2 below the Baltic Sea, our studies show that passive seismic results correlate well with active seismic data and the borehole section and reveal some potential deep geological information which the active data could not provide. In some cases, it may have the potential to replace active seismic imaging.
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Seismic imaging from the lithosphere to the near surface