I am primarily interested in developing techniques for seismogram synthesis and imaging, and estimation of rock properties from geophysical data. During my graduate studies I worked on asymptotic methods for seismogram synthesis. You can essentially choose one of the two methods for seismogram synthesis: Exact (or more exact) methods such as the reflectivity methods, which… Continue Reading Research Interests

Back catalogue of UTIG Discussion Hours. Click the images below to watch a recording of the seminar. Spring Semester – 2019 Fall Semester – 2018

Back catalogue of UTIG Discussion Hours. Click the images below to watch a recording of the seminar. Fall Semester – 2020 Spring Semester – 2020 Fall Semester – 2019

Back catalogue of UTIG Seminars. Click the images below to watch a recording of the seminar.

GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT Catherine Ross is studying for a PhD in Geology. She studies punctuated events in Earth’s history using field observations, geo/thermochronology, microstructural analysis, and geochemistry. Her broader interests lie in how deformation and sedimentation on the seconds to days timescales are expressed in the rock record. Her doctoral project focuses on the geochemistry… Continue Reading Catherine Ross