Current Research
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Co-shocks to Silent
Earthquakes
We have identified a sequence of slow slip events (a.k.a. silent
earthquakes) beneath the south flank of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii using a
network of GPS receivers (Cervelli et al, Nature, 2002; Segall et al,
Nature, 2006) Learn more.
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We
are currently in the process of updating our research webpage. In
the meantime, you can check out some of our previous research projects
below, or contact Paul
Segall to learn more.
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Previous Research
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Seismic Deformation
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Time dependent slip
distribution during and after the 2003 Tokachi
earthquake, Japan. By S. Miyazaki (visiting researcher), K. Larson
(University of Colorado) and P. Segall. Watch an animation of the co-seismic and post-seismic slip
distribution. Contact S. Miyazaki for more information. |
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Strain measurements and earthquake forecasting at
Parkfield, California (more info).
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Collision tectonics and the 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake in
Taiwan (more info).
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The role of shear heating of fault zone pore fluids in
causing earthquake instabilities (read
the PDF here).
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Volcanic Deformation
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Long-term and real-time GPS monitoring of deformation
on Kilauea volcano, Hawaii (more info).
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Subsurface magamtic processes in the Western Galapagos
Islands from high-resolution SAR interferometry measurements (more info).
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Measuring volcanic deformation using persistent
scatterers in SAR interferograms (more info).
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Developing new models for volcanic deformation studies
(more info).
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