Curious explorer of the science and history of measuring the shape of the Earth and how it deforms due to tectonic, climatic, and anthropogenic forcings
Joined June 2020
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New book alert! I edited this book with @yoaoki on the various applications of #GNSS for natural hazards. Published by @ElsevierConnect, it contains many focused chapters by experts in the field.
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Nice story from @vtnews about a recent paper published with @GeodesyRules ! news.vt.edu/content/news_vt_… @vtgeosciences @vtgeosciences @VTSandsman @VT_Science @EarthScope_sci
New paper alert: review of the use of #GNSS data in lithospheric studies, with @dsarahstamps
Open Access GNSS Data for Studies of the Lithosphere - Stamps - 2024 - Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems - Wiley Online Library agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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Thanks to #GNSS data from the Central Weather Administration of Taiwan, we now have coseismic offsets for the M7.4 Hualing City #earthquake at geodesy.unr.edu
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We are hiring a new postdoctoral researcher at the NSL to help lead a NASA-funded project that aims to optimally combine large-scale, geodetic and seismic data to better understand earthquakes along the California-Nevada border. See full job details here: linkedin.com/jobs/view/38188…
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We have coseismic #GPS displacements for the M7.5 New Year’s Day Japan #earthquake on our website geodesy.unr.edu
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We are hiring for 3 positions on our field team! Want to climb towers, work in beautiful locations, and be part of an advance hazard monitoring team? #EarthScienceJob #FieldWork #Seismic #WildFire #Hazards Apply here: nshe.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/e…
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Please consider contributing to our session at the AGU Fall Meeting! @GeodesyRules
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With help from Prof. Ugur Sanli, #gnss data has been obtained from some @tusaga_actif network stations near the epicenters of the recent #TurkeySyriaEarthquakes. Solutions are available at geodesy.unr.edu. Coseismic displacements from 5 minute samples shown below.
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Three new job opps at NBMG and UNR. Geothermal Research Scientist, Geoscience Data Manager, and TT Associate Professor of Economic Geology. Details here: nbmg.blog/category/jobs/
New paper alert: GPS measurements show 0.5-0.6 mm/yr of extension across Las Vegas Valley. Seismic hazard is larger than previously realized. Results sensitive to postseismic deformation from large plate boundary earthquakes. #lasvegas @SeismoSocietyAm pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa…
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We're hiring a Network Seismologist at the NSL! Come to Reno NV to work with me! Job ad here: bit.ly/3FbUoh9
Thank you @UNAVCO for this nice write-up of our recent publication. —— New map of strain across the western US using GPS data unavco.org/news/a-new-map-of…
New paper alert: New Maps of Global Geological Provinces and Tectonic Plates
Huge endeavor, for which I only played minor role. Most credits go to @TimberTectonics:
dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.earscir…
Free access till July 31 here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1fDkJ…
It was so nice doing some fieldwork again after many years. Installed GPS stations across the Pahranagat Shear Zone in southern Nevada. @NVGeodeticLab
New publication: another example of the use of GPS to learn more about the hydrologic cycle, and how it influences seismicity. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
When crustal deformation rates are low, as in Arizona, you need to measure it for a long time to tease out the correct long-term rates, also because one has to consider the effects of nearby (past) earthquakes. Our efforts were just recognized in EOS. eos.org/research-spotlights/…
New article alert: We quantified sub-asthenospheric eastward mantle flow below East Asia by combining the surface velocity field (in an absolute reference frame) and seismic anisotropy orientations in the asthenosphere.
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You might think of Australia as a tectonically stable place, but precise #GPS measurements reveal it constantly moving (in 3D) due to co/post-seismic deformation caused by far-away #earthquakes along the plate’s boundaries. Need to consider this for understanding sea-level rise.
PREPRINT: Ongoing postseismic vertical deformation of the Australian continent from far-field earthquakes essoar.org/doi/abs/10.1002/e…