Research Professor

Harm’s main interest is the structure and evolution of Earth’s tectonic plate boundaries. He has participated in land-based and marine field projects to image the crustal structure of subduction zones, rifted margins, mid-ocean ridges, and continental collision zones. Recent studies funded by the NSF have focused on southern Alaska, Taiwan, the eastern United States margin, and the Cayman Trough. With industry funding, his team also conducted a large-scale seismic refraction study of the northern Gulf of Mexico.

INTERESTS
seismic tomography, marine geophysics, geophysical data analysis

ACADEMICS
PhD., University of California, San Diego — Scripps Institution of Oceanography
B.S., Geophysics, Utrecht University, Netherlands

CONTACTS AND LINKS
Phone: 512-471-0429
Email: harm@ig.utexas.edu
Office: 3.102F
Curriculum Vitae
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