Computational Seismology and Physics-Informed AI. Computational Seismology and Physics-Informed AI, #3

Par : Sanzaya Patel
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8235308190
  • EAN9798235308190
  • Date de parution23/06/2026
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  • ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim

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Computational Seismology and Physics-Informed AIVolume III: Probabilistic Forecasting, Decision Intelligence, and Operational Seismic PredictionCan earthquake science move beyond understanding the past and toward anticipating the future?As advances in sensing, computation, and artificial intelligence transform our ability to observe the Earth, a new challenge emerges: converting vast streams of geophysical data into actionable forecasts capable of supporting real-world decisions.
Volume III explores the frontier of operational seismic forecasting. Combining Bayesian inference, uncertainty quantification, anomaly detection, machine learning, decision intelligence, risk assessment, and emerging sensing technologies, this volume examines how evolving fault states can be transformed into probabilistic forecasts and decision-support frameworks. Through mathematical foundations, computational architectures, forecasting workflows, case studies, and future research directions, readers will explore the challenges and opportunities involved in developing next-generation seismic intelligence systems.
Building upon the physical foundations of Volume I and the hidden-state inference frameworks of Volume II, this volume completes the journey from rupture mechanics to operational forecasting. Designed for researchers, engineers, geophysicists, data scientists, policymakers, and advanced students, this book provides a multidisciplinary roadmap for understanding how physics, computation, and artificial intelligence may reshape the future of seismic risk assessment.
The future of earthquake science will not be defined by a single prediction. It will be defined by our ability to understand evolving risk before catastrophe occurs.
Sanzaya Patel is a multidisciplinary researcher, technical author, and public-sector administrator whose work spans computational science, engineering systems, artificial intelligence, energy systems, digital twins, robotics, and Earth-system modeling. Driven by a passion for translating complex scientific concepts into practical and accessible frameworks, he has authored multiple technical works covering advanced engineering, emerging technologies, computational modeling, and AI-enabled decision systems.
His writing emphasizes the integration of first-principles physics, mathematical rigor, computational implementation, and real-world application. In Computational Seismology and Physics-Informed AI, Patel brings together concepts from seismology, rock mechanics, fracture physics, sensing technologies, numerical simulation, and machine learning to explore the evolving frontier of earthquake science.
The series reflects a systems-thinking approach in which physical processes, computational models, and intelligent inference operate as interconnected components of a larger scientific framework. His broader research interests include digital twins, sustainable energy systems, computational engineering, intelligent infrastructure, and the application of physics-informed artificial intelligence to complex real-world problems.
Patel currently serves in academic administration while continuing independent research and technical publishing across multiple scientific and engineering domains.