​Paper "Exploring the effect of absences selection on landslide susceptibility models: A case study of Sicily, Italy." co-authored by Luigi Lombardo has been accepted for publication in Geomorphology.

Paper 'Did a submarine landslide contribute to the 2011 tohoku tsunami?' co-authored by Prof. Mai and Dr. Thingbaijam appeared in KAUST Discovery magazine. See page 88 at the link below. Click here

15-20 Dec. The annual meeting gathers all KGSP participants in the US for a 3-day event of presentations, discussions, one-to-one meetings and activities.​​

The project will start with the deployment of OBS and land seismometers. The student will investigate the seismicity and earth structure to better understand the active tectonics along with the seismic and volcanic hazards in the Red Sea and western Saudi Arabia, with particular focus on the transform fault systems. The official start date is August 2020 but potential candidates are welcome to join our group as soon as possible for an internship until the start of the PhD program. ​

9- 13 December. Prof. Mai and K. Palgunadi participate at American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting presenting with poster and oral presentation https://www.agu.org/fall-meeting

Paper "Southern Africa crustal anisotropy reveals coupled crust-mantle evolution for over 2 billion years" by Thybo H., Youssof M.​ et Artemieva I. M. published on Nature Communications

Paper "Methodology For Full Waveform Near Real-Time Automatic Detection and Localization of Microseismic events Using High (8 kHz) Sampling Rate Records in Mines: Application to The Garpenberg Mine (Sweden)​" by Palgunadi, K.H., N. Poiata, J. Kinscher, P. Bernard, F. De-Santis, and I. Contrucci, published on Seismological Research Letter.

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​Paper "3D Seismic Wave Amplification in the Indo-Gangetic Basin from Spectral Element Simulations" by S. Jayalakshmi , J.​Dhanya, S.T.G., Raghukanth, P.M. Mai published on Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering.

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Paper "Plate boundary localization, slip-rates and rupture segmentation​ of the Queen Charlotte Fault based on submarine tectonic geomorphology" by D.S. Brothers, N.C. Miller, J.V. Barrie, P.J. Haeussler, H.G. Greene, B.D. Andrews, O. Zielke, J. Watt, and P. Dartnell Click here

​15-18 October. Prof. Mai invited at the Active Tectonic Research Group (ATAG in Turkey), commemorating the 20-yr anniversary of the devasting magnitude M 7 Marmara Sea earthquakes in 1999”

http://atag23.itu.edu.tr/

We would like to warmly welcome Indra in our group!

Paper "Multilevel Monte Carlo acceleration of seismic wave propagation under uncertainty " by Ballesio, M., Beck, J., Pandey, A., Parisi, L., von Schwerin, E., & Tempone, R. (2019), published on International Journal on Geomathematics, 10(1)

​We would like to warmly welcome Mitchell in our group!

O. Zielke gives a seminar to extended group about the different resolution potential of stratigraphic and geomorphic records and what it (the different resolution potential) means in terms of data interpretation and earthquake recurrence models

​O. Zielke participates with a poster presentation, presenting a recent work on multi-cycle earthquake rupture simulations within a poster presentation at the meeting.​

​​We would like to warmly welcome Tariq in our group!​

August 8-26. The field work consist of investigating active faulting and determine fault slip rates, in Qinghai province, China

O. Zielke gives an overview lecture on recent findings in active tectonics to the local branch of the CEA in Xining, China. ​​

August 5-6. Focus of the course is the generation, manipulation, and interpretation of high-resolution topographic data from Lidar and Structure-from-motion approaches.​