Publications

Swidinsky, A., Kohnke, C. & Edwards, R. N., submitted: Tutorial: The electromagnetic response of a horizontal electric dipole buried in a layered medium. Submitted to Geophysics Dec 29, 2014: Submission number GEO-2014-0613

Tang, W., Li, Y, Swidinsky, A. & Liu, J., submitted: Three-dimensional controlled-source EM modeling with a well casing as a grounded source using a finite element method. Submitted to Geophysical Prospecting Dec 5, 2014. Submission number GP-2014-0041.

Swidinsky, A. & Nabighian, M. N., 2015: On smoke rings produced by a loop buried in a conductive halfspace. Geophysics, 80(4), 1-12.

Swidinsky, A., 2015: On refracted versus diffracted fields in controlled-source electromagnetics. Geophysical Journal International, 201, 1738-1742.

Love, J. & Swidinsky, A., 2015: Estimation of observatory geoelectric fields induced during intense geomagnetic storms. Earth, Plants and Space, 67, 58.

Hölz, S., Swidinsky, A., Sommer, M., Jegen, M. & Bialas, J., 2015: The use of rotational invariants in the interpretation of marine CSEM data. Geophysical Journal International, 201(1), 224-245.

Swidinsky, A., Hölz, S. & Jegen, M., 2015: Rapid resistivity imaging for marine CSEM surveys with two transmitter polarizations: An application to the North Alex mud volcano. Geophysics, 80(2), E97-E110.

Swidinsky, A., 2014: On the electromagnetic response of a resistive cylinder buried in a conductive host. Geophysics, 79(6), E341-E351.

Love, J. & Swidinsky, A., 2014: On the time-causal estimation of electric fields induced in the Earth’s lithosphere during great magnetic storms. Geophysical Research Letters, 41(7), 2266-2274.

Swidinsky, A., & Nabighian, M. N., 2015. Two smoke rings or one? The transient electromagnetic response of a buried loop. SEG conference, New Orleans, USA, October 18-23.

Swidinsky, A., Sommer, M., Hölz, S., Jegen, M., Berndt, C. & Chi, W. C., 2014. Electromagnetic imaging of gas hydrate deposits off-shore Taiwan: First results of the Taiflux survey. SEG conference, Denver, USA, October 26-31.

Hölz, S., Swidinsky, A., Sommer, M. & Jegen, M., 2014: Investigations on small scale targets with Sputnik, a two polarization transmitter system. EAGE conference workshop, Amsterdam, Netherlands, June 16-19.

Jegen, M., Hölz, S., Swidinsky, A., Sommer, M., Berndt, C. & Chi, W. C., 2014. Electromagnetic and Seismic Investigation of Methane Hydrates Offshore Taiwan – The Taiflux Experiment. Oceans’ 14 MTS/IEEE conference, Taipei, Taiwan, April 7-10.

Swidinsky, A., Hölz, S., Sommer, M., Jegen, M., Weitemeyer, K., & Berndt, C., 2014: First results from an electromagnetic survey of gas hydrate deposits offshore Mid-Norway. EAGE conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands, June 16-19.

Booth, A. D., El-Kaliouby, H., Swidinsky, A., & Styles, P., 2013: Simulation of time-lapse geophysical datasets in cavity remediation applications. EAGE international conference on engineering geophysics, Al Ain, UAE, Nov 24-17.

Swidinsky, A., & El-Kaliouby, H., 2013: A hybrid Occam and Marquardt-Levenberg inversion approach to time-lapse transient electromagnetic monitoring of water infiltration at a recharge basin in Tucson, Arizona, USA. EAGE international conference on engineering geophysics, Al Ain, UAE, Nov 24-27.

Swidinsky, A., 2013: Electromagnetic methods in seafloor mineral exploration: Past experiences, present technology and future directions. UMI conference, Rio de Janeiro and Porto de Galinhas, Brazil, October 21-28.

Swidinsky, A. & El-Kaliouby, H., 2013: Time-lapse transient electromagnetic monitoring of a water infiltration experiment: An application to the Central Avra Valley recharge basin, Tucson, Arizona. SEG conference, Houston, USA, September 22-27.

Swidinsky, A., Edwards, R. N., Hölz, S. & Jegen, M., 2013: Locating seafloor receivers using late time marine CSEM fields: Theory and applications. MARELEC conference, Hamburg, Germany, July 16-19.

Edwards, R. N., Danesh, A. & Swidinsky, A. 2013: On Dynamic Electric Charge and its Relevance in Marine CSEM. MARELEC conference, Hamburg, Germany, July 16-19.

Hölz, S., Swidinsky, A., & Jegen, M., 2013: The use of rotational invariants in the interpretation of marine CSEM data. MARELEC conference, Hamburg, Germany, July 16-19.

Swidinsky, A., Hölz, S. & Jegen, M., 2013: Rapid resistivity imaging using a transient marine CSEM survey with two transmitter polarizations. EAGE conference, London, UK, June 10-13.

Sommer, M., Hölz, S., Moorkamp, M., Swidinsky, A., Heincke, B., Scholl, C. & Jegen, M., 2013: Speeding up a marine 3D CSEM code with GPGPU. 5th International Symposium on Three-Dimensional Electromagnetics, Sapporo, Japan, May 7–9.

Love, J. J., & Swidinsky, A., 2015. Estimation of observatory geoelectric fields induced during great magnetic storms. Geospace Environment Modeling summer workshop, June 14-19.

Bloss, B., Swidinsky, A., & Bedrosian, P. 2015. A Small Catalogue of Powerline Anomalies for AEM Surveys and Their Implications for Geologic Mapping. SAGEEP conference, Austin, Texas, March 22-26.

Love, J. J., Rigler, E. J. & Swidinsky, A., 2014. Extreme geoelectric fields induced by magnetic storm sudden impulses, Eos, Trans. AGU, 95, SM24A-08.

Love, J. J., & Swidinsky, A., 2014. Estimation of observatory geoelectric fields induced during great magnetic storms, Eos, Trans. AGU, 95, SM31A-4177.

Swidinsky, A., Sommer, M., Hölz, S., Jegen, M., Berndt, C. & Chi, W. C., 2014. Imaging gas hydrate deposits off-shore Taiwan with marine electromagnetics using the GEOMAR Sputnik transmitter system. 22nd EM Induction Workshop, Weimar, Germany, August 24-31.

Swidinsky, A., Li, Y. & Edwards, R. N., 2014. Imaging charge distributions from transient electromagnetic surveys. 22nd EM Induction Workshop, Weimar, Germany, August 24-31.

Love, J. & Swidinsky, A., 2014: Time-causal operational estimation of electric fields induced in the Earth’s lithosphere during magnetic storms. Space Weather Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, April 8-11.

Hölz, S., Swidinsky, A., Sommer, M., Lüdemann, M., & Jegen, M., 2013: Sputnik – New approaches to marine electromagnetics. EMTF Schmucker-Weidelt Kolloquium, Rahrbach, Germany, September 23-27.