Research Interests:
As an earthquake seismologist, I image the Earth using energy from
earthquakes like a doctor images a patient's brain with a CAT scan.
Distributed Computing allows us to compute large scientific problems on 100s-1000s of computers connected over the internet.
Field Deployments: With the ~18 sensor Stanford Broadband Seismic Network (SBSN) I intend to
study tectonically unique regions around the Earth.
- Antarctica
- Alaska
- Madagascar
- Galapagos
Seismic Attenuation is a process by which seismic waves
lose energy. The differences in energy loss for various regions inside the Earth tell us a lot about
the internal dynamics of the Earth.
10 Reasons to Join Seismology at Stanford?
- Field Work: Travel, Explore, Adventure!
- Free Food: Quality & Quantity!
- Center of the New World:
- 5 min to all kinds of great food
- 10 min to good hiking
- 20 min to San Jose
- 30 min to the beach
- 40 min to San Francisco
- 4 hours to Tahoe & Yosemite
- The People: Smart, helpful, and fun!
- The Weather: Never to cold, never to hot!
- The Support: Funding, computers, ...
- Your Career: will soar!
- Mentoring: we are deeply committed!
- Interdisciplinary: Deeply, Madly, Truely!
- GeoLife: A real community!
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Assistant Professor
Department of Geophysics
Stanford University
Contact Info:
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Office:
Phone:
Office: (650) 723-9390
Fax: (650) 725-7344
Address:
397 Panama Mall
Mitchell Building 360
Stanford, CA 994305-2215
USA
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