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Sensing, Signals & Algorithms: Tolulope Olugboji (Principal Investigator)

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Follow Link to Schedule A Meeting Rochester | NY | USA Office: Hutchison 224B Lab: Hutchison 329 Phone: (585) 3276-6609 Fax: (585) 244 5689 Email: tolulope dot olugboji at rochester dot edu Lab: UR Seismology Laboratory Site: ees.rocheseter.edu/urseismo

News/Press

  • Empire AI Grant Supercharges Planetary Imaging
  • Spotlight: Maenner Heads to Germany for Ice Research
  • Celebrating Dr. Eckmeki: Bridging AI and Uncertainty in Imaging
  • Lab Alumna Siyu Xue Publishes AkiNet in JGR: ML
  • Celebrating Dr. Carr: Unlocking Secrets of Continental Mantle

RSS USGS: Big Quakes Past Month

  • M 4.9 - 2026 Red River Parish, Louisiana Earthquake
  • M 5.5 - 2 km SSE of Rodotópi, Greece
  • M 4.1 - 5 km E of Cowles, Nebraska
  • M 6.4 - 224 km ESE of Attu Station, Alaska
  • M 6.2 - 29 km SW of Ovalle, Chile
  • M 6.3 - 181 km SE of Kirakira, Solomon Islands
  • M 5.3 - 26 km SE of Tāki, India
  • M 6.3 - Fiji region
  • M 6.4 - 48 km W of Port-Olry, Vanuatu
  • M 4.6 - 8 km NNW of Meadow Lakes, Alaska

RSS Earthscience News

  • Inland China experienced typhoon-related population decline 3,000 years ago, according to 'oracle bones,' AI and physics
  • High-resolution ocean models better capture Atlantic-driven European heat waves
  • Scientists develop new model to accurately assess global salt marsh carbon sinks
  • Salt may have pushed us further into Snowball Earth 700 million years ago
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