The physical and structural properties of the crust and lithosphere are often explored independently through numerous geophysical modelling and inversion methods, from tomographic to potential field investigations, among others. Recent developments in joint processing and modelling has been beneficial in highlighting the advantages of complementary, multi-disciplinary geophysical datasets for the comprehensive understanding of the Earth's structure. This session invites studies undertaken for imaging at multiple spatial scales (from near-surface to lithosphere) of diverse parameters (physical state of the medium, identification of seismogenic zones, mapping natural resources, seismic hazard assessment) through joint modelling and inversion of complementary geophysical datasets (passive seismological, gravimetric, magnetic, geochemical, active seismics, etc.). As submissions are not restricted to the listed approaches, we look forward to receiving applications of other novel integrated approaches as well. We strongly welcome submissions from Early Career Scientists.