The University of Rochester seismological laboratory (URSeismo) is seeking applications from motivated PhD students to work on research opportunities in lithospheric structure and seismology. Research projects include NSF funded proposals. We use large amounts of ground vibration waveform data for earth imaging, time series waveform and spectral analysis, Bayesian inversion, etc. More details about this (and other) research projects can be found on:
2 Invited Talks at AGU
A night of Earthscope at the GSW
AfricaArray Meeting at IRIS DC
Computational Geophysics Workshop @ Princeton
I attended the computational geophysics workshop at Princeton (Mar 14-15, 2016). The workshop introduced participants to SPECFEM2D, SPECFEM3D_Globe and SPECFEM3D_Cartesian [workshop link here]. These research tools are useful for full waveform modeling and inversion of the seismic wave-field. The capabilities to visualize wave-field propagation
Two papers published in Gcubed
A great start to the year! Two of my papers have successfully passed through the peer-review process. Both provide new seismological constraints on the crust underneath Pacific Ocean-islands and across the lithosphere-asthenosphere underneath normal oceanic sea- floor [posted on mantle-plumes.org]. Visit