DISTINGUISHED POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW

Jeena is interested in understanding earthquake source physics using high-performance-computing-empowered physics-based numerical simulations. Jeena’s research focuses on investigating the physical mechanisms underlying earthquake triggering, understanding sources of slip complexity, and their implications on seismic hazards. Jeena’s work bridges physics-based numerical models across different time scales, from a single dynamic rupture to seismic cycles, allowing exploration of interactions between slow- and fast fault slip events. As part of the development team of the open-source software Tandem, Jeena is interested in developing numerical models and improving data-guided modeling procedures.

Interests

Earthquake triggering, earthquake cycle, slow slip events, slip complexity, numerical simulations

Supervisors

Demian Saffer

Academics

Ph.D., Earth Sciences, University of California, San Diego, CA, USA
M.Sc., Earth and Environmental Sciences, Seoul National University, South Korea
B.Sc., Earth and Environmental Sciences (Summa Cum Laude), Seoul National University, South Korea

Contact and Links

jeena.yun@austin.utexas.edu
Curriculum Vitae
Personal webpage
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