Paul Cupillard

I am an Associate Professor at University of Lorraine within the GeoRessources laboratory. My research focuses on

  • Numerical simulation of seismic wave propagation
  • Homogenization of elastic properties for the wave equation
  • Theory of seismic noise correlations, interferometry and time-reversal

Here are some links: ORCID, Google Scholar, HAL

Contact Information

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Phone number:+33 (0)3 72 74 45 24
ENSG office number:G208

Publications

2012

Paul Cupillard.
Heterogeneities and Anisotropy in the Earth
in: 3rd QUEST workshop
Nian Wang and Jean-Paul Montagner and Yann Capdeville and Gael Burgos and Paul Cupillard.
How to separate intrinsic and artificial anisotropy
in: EGU General Assembly
Andreas Fichtner and Jeannot Trampert and Paul Cupillard and Erdinc Saygin and Tuncay Taymaz and Antonio Villasenor.
Imaging the North Anatolian Fault Zone with multi-scale full waveform inversion
in: AGU Fall Meeting
Philippe Roux and Jean-Paul Montagner and Florent Brenguier and St{\'e}phanie Durand and Paul Cupillard and Lucia Zaccarelli.
Monitoring of Fractured Media by Temporal Changes of Anisotropy Using Ambient Seismic Noise
in: 74th EAGE Conference and Exhibition
Tarje Nissen-Meyer and Shravan M. Hanasoge and Laurent Stehly and Paul Cupillard.
Non-linear inversions for the origin of ambient noise
in: EGU General Assembly
Shravan M. Hanasoge and L. Stehly and Tarje Nissen-Meyer and Paul Cupillard.
Non-linear iterative inversions for the distribution of noise sources
in: AGU Fall Meeting
Paul Cupillard and Yann Capdeville.
Upscaling small heterogeneities for seismic wave propagation in 3D complex media
in: EGU General Assembly

2011

Paul Cupillard and Yann Capdeville.
Implementation of the homogenization technique for wave propagation in 3D elastic media
in: AGU Fall Meeting
Paul Cupillard and Yann Capdeville.
Implementation of the homogenization technique for wave propagation in 3D elastic media
in: 2nd QUEST workshop
Barbara Romanowicz and Huaiyu Yuan and Paul Cupillard.
Refining Upper Mantle Structure in the North American continent using Spectral Element method
in: AGU Fall Meeting
Paul Cupillard and Elise Delavaud and Ga{\"e}l Burgos and Geatano Festa and Jean-Pierre Vilotte and Yann Capdeville and Jean-Paul Montagner.
RegSEM: a versatile code based on the spectral element method to compute seismic wave propagation at the regional scale
in: Geophysical Journal International, 188:3 (1203 - 1220)
Paul Cupillard and L. Stehly and B. Romanowicz.
The one-bit noise correlation: a theory based on the concepts of coherent and incoherent noise
in: Geophysical Journal International, 184:3 (1397-1414)
L. Stehly and Paul Cupillard and B. Romanowicz.
Towards improving ambient noise tomography using simultaneously curvelet denoising filters and SEM simulations of seismic ambient noise
in: Comptes Rendus G{\'e}oscience, 343:8-9 (591-599)

2010

Paul Cupillard and Yann Capdeville.
On the amplitude of surface waves obtained by noise correlation and the capability to recover the attenuation: a numerical approach
in: Geophysical Journal International, 181:3 (1687-1700)
Stephanie Durand and Jean-Paul Montagner and Philippe Roux and Florent Brenguier and S. Saumet and Paul Cupillard and Gael Burgos.
Passive monitoring of anisotropy change for the Parkfield 2004 earthquake
in: AGU Fall Meeting
Huaiyu Yuan and Paul Cupillard and Scott French and Barbara Romanowicz.
Refining the cratonic upper mantle: modeling North American upper mantle and crustal structure using the Spectral Element method
in: AGU Fall Meeting
Paul Cupillard and Huaiyu Yuan and Barbara Romanowicz and Yann Capdeville and Jean-Paul Montagner and Gaetano Festa.
RegSEM, a flexible regional Spectral Element code: application to continental scale problems
in: AGU Fall Meeting
Laurent Stehly and Paul Cupillard and Barbara Romanowicz.
Using simultaneously curvelet filters and SEM simulation of seismic ambient noise: a possible way to improve ambient noise tomography
in: AGU Fall Meeting

2009

Sanne Cottaar and Paul Cupillard and Alen Mcnamara and Barbara Romanowicz and Rudy Wenk.
Forward modeling the origin of seismic anisotropy at the base of the mantle
in: AGU Fall Meeting
J. Ritsema and Paul Cupillard and B. Tauzin and Wei-Jiang Xu and L. Stixrude and C. Lithgow-Bertelloni.
Joint mineral physics and seismic wave traveltime analysis of upper mantle temperature
in: Geology, 37 (363-366)