Geophysics Research Group
We use geophysical field studies and
theoretical numerical experiments to address a wide range of geological,
hydrogeological, and volcanological questions. Our common focus as a group is
the suite of geophysical methods we use: seismology, magnetics, gravity,
near-surface seismics, electromagnetics, resistivity, SP, ground penetrating
radar, and others. Our studies range in scale from a few meters (for example
high-resolution imaging of sinkholes) to regional investigations of volcano
seismicity and structure.
Faculty Students
Chuck
Connor Mikel Diez ,
Armando Saballos
Sarah
Kruse
Swagata Guha, Joseph van Gaalen,
Leah Knapton, Peter Bumpus
Diana Roman
Heather Lehto
Mark
Stewart Darlene Lott,
Francis Eshun
Paul
Wetmore
Adam Springer,
Sean Callihan
Mark Rains
Christina Stringer
Research Projects
Near-Surface Investigations of
Coastal Morphology and Hydrogeology
Numerical and Field Studies of
Ground Penetrating Radar Wave Propagation
Km-Scale Profiling of Volcano
Tephra, Surge and Lahar Deposits
Analysis of Source Processes of
Volcanic Seismicity
Investigation and Modeling of
Stress Field Perturbations Triggered by Magma Migration
See also
Volcano Research Group