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and astronomers working together on major scientific issues: natural hazards and risks (earthquakes, landslides, tsunamis, floods) and man-made risks (man-made earthquakes and vibrations, pollution
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of Geography at Durham University The successful candidate will join the project 'NSFGEO-NERC Collaborative Research: Paleogeodesy at the Alaska-Aleutian Subduction Zone - Reconstructing Earthquake Deformation
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Earthquake Science Center (Crescent). Duties will include active collaboration with the PI and collaborators within the Coupling, Seismicity, and Slow Slip (C3S) Working Group for Crescent. Other
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open science, peer and student mentoring, reproducible workflows, and collaborative tools. The project’s scope includes event detection and classification (earthquakes, landslides, lahars, glacier motion
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of investigation include: Earthquake seismology: detection, characterization, and location of regional/local earthquakes and tectonic tremor, with implications for the Cascadia megathrust and Axial Seamount
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perturbations of the geyser system. External drivers to be assessed are earthquakes and the tides, while internal drivers will be assessed based on pressure and temperature loggers inside the conduit and
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earthquakes using Music information retrieval separation. Based on this data, a tremor location approach using seismic amplitudes and phases will be developed. Finally, tremor source locations will be
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University The successful candidate will join the project ‘NSFGEO-NERC Collaborative Research: Paleogeodesy at the Alaska-Aleutian Subduction Zone – Reconstructing Earthquake Deformation and Rupture Boundaries