Alexey Lyubushin
Russian State Geological Prospecting University, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Research areas: Earth and Planetary Sciences · Geophysics · earthquake and tectonic studies · Earthquake Detection and Analysis · Seismic Waves and Analysis
About
Alexey Lyubushin, was born in town Belogorsk, USSR, 1954, citizen of Russia. In 1977 he graduated from the Moscow Physical Technical Institute. In 1977-1984 he worked at the Institute of Problems for Mechanics, Ac.Sci.,USSR. In 1981 he defended the thesis for Candidate degree (Ph.D.) in numerical methods of optimal control and its application to flight dynamics problems. From 1984 up to now he is working in the Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Ac.Sci. as a senior (1984), leading (1997), chief (1998) research scientist and as head of laboratory (2013). In 1996 he defended a Dr.Sci. in geophysics on using of multidimensional signal processing and mathematical statistics for complex geophysical monitoring systems data analysis. Since 1997 he is a professor of Russian State Geological Prospecting University, Department of High Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling. Research interests include: multidimensional signal processing, wavelet analysis, point process statistics, geophysical monitoring, earthquake prediction, seismic hazard assessment, stochastic climate models.
The main scientific achievement of A.A. Lyubushin for the period 20010-2015 is the development and realization of a new method of an estimation of seismic danger based on construction in a moving time window of maps of multi-fractal properties of low-frequency seismic noise by the data from broadband seismic stations networks covering seismically active region. These methods after applying to the data from network F-net in Japan have allocated correctly the region of mega-earthquake of March 11, 2011. The forecast of catastrophe, at first with an estimation of magnitude only (middle of 2008), and then with a lower estimate of time (middle of 2010) was beforehand published in a series of articles and theses at the Russian and international conferences (general number - 10). Subsequently, on a basis of more detailed development of these representations, the general method of a dynamic estimation of seismic danger based on construction in a moving time window of maps of distribution on space statistical and multi-fractal properties of low-frequency seismic noise by the data from networks of broadband seismic stations covering seismically active region was developed. As the statistics which allow to allocate the regions with the increased danger, are offered to use width of the multi-fractal singularity spectrum support width, minimum normalized entropy of distribution of squared orthogonal wavelet coefficients, smoothness index (the number of vanishing moments of optimal wavelet), index of linear predictability of the waveforms of seismic noise, and also map of linear combinations of these characteristics of noise.
Published near 220 papers in scientific journals.
Employment
- 1997 - Present
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Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth Senior Researcher, Chief Researcher, Head of laboratory / Dr.Sci, Prof1984 - Present
Education
- 1971 - 1977
Projects & Funding
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Estimation of fluctuations of seismic hazard on the basis of complex analysis of the Earth's ambient noise Russian Foundation for Basic Research2018 - 2020
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New methods for dynamic estimate of seismic danger based on the analysis of random fluctuations of geophysical fields Russian Foundation for Basic Research2015 - 2017
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Global field of low-frequency microseimic noise: synchronization effects and precursors Russian Foundation for Basic Research2012 - 2014
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Trends, rhythms and synchronization of multi-fractal parameters of geophysical processes noises Russian Foundation for Basic Research2009 - 2011
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Scale-dependent geophysical processes collective behavior scenario preceding strong earthquakes Russian Foundation for Basic Research2006 - 2008
Publications (110)
- Relationship of Multifractal and Entropic Properties of Global Seismic Noise with Major Earthquakes, 1997–2025 Save
- Relationship of Multifractal and Entropic Properties of Global Seismic Noise with Major Earthquakes, 1997–2025 Save
- Multifractal and Entropic Properties of Seismic Noise in the Japanese Islands Save
- Multifractal and Entropic Properties of Seismic Noise in the Japanese Islands Save
- Seismic noise multifractal prognostic properties: A case study of the Kamchatka Peninsula region Save
- The Relationship Between the Seismic Regime and Low-Frequency Variations in Meteorological Parameters Measured at a Network of Stations in Japan Save
- Relationship of Low-Frequency Variations of Meteorological Parameters Measured at a Network of Stations in Japan to Seismic Regime Save
- Quantitative Assessment of the Trigger Effect of Proton Flux on Seismicity Save
- Quantitative Assessment of the Trigger Effect of Proton Flux on Seismicity Save
- An Analysis of Meteorological Anomalies in Kamchatka in Connection with the Seismic Process Save
- Analysis of Meteorological Anomalies in Kamchatka in Connection with the Seismic Process Save
- Wavelet-based correlations of the global magnetic field in connection to strongest earthquakes Save
- Prognostic Properties of Instantaneous Amplitudes Maxima of Earth Surface Tremor Save
- Prognostic Properties of Instantaneous Amplitudes Maxima of Earth Surface Tremor Save
- Singular Points of the Tremor of the Earth’s Surface Save
- Seismic hazard indicators in Japan based on seismic noise properties Save
- Singular points of the tremor of the earth's surface Save
- Singular Points of the Tremor of the Earth’s Surface Save
- Spatial Correlations of Global Seismic Noise Properties Save
- Spatial Correlations of Global Seismic Noise Properties Save