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Professor Lane R. Johnson graduated from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis and received Ph.D from California Institute of Technology. His main research
interests are use of geophysical methods to study structure and
processes within the earth, ranging from global scales to environmental
studies of the shallow subsurface. Study of seismic sources, including
both earthquakes and explosions, with particular application to
the monitoring of nuclear test ban treaties. Development of improved
theoretical and computational methods of treating wave propagation
in realistic earth models. Application of inverse methods to geophysical
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