Cargese Earthquake Workshop

Cargese (Corsica) Earthquake Workshop

Last week I was fortunate enough to attend the 3rd edition of the Cargese Earthquake Workshop / Summer School in Corsica, France. This was one of the best experiences that I have had as a graduate student. The aim of the workshop is for early career (meaning PhD candidates and post-docs) and was focused on what we know about earthquakes as well as many unanswered questions in the field such as Moment/Duration scaling of earthquakes and slow-slip events, pre-slip vs cascade earthquake models, as well as the known and unknown in rate and state friction. Not only was this an excellent opportunity to recap earthquake science and present my own work, but also meet many European scientists that I have not had the chance to interact with.

Additionally this was my first international trip and an eye opening experience. I was fortunate enough to get to see a bit of Paris during the layover between Paris and Ajaccio, Corsica. I caught glimpses of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Louvre! I swam in the Mediterranean sea (which is much more salty, clear, and warm than the Pacific or Atlantic Oceans), and got to explore Ajaccio and hike around the area, and wow that island is incredibly beautiful with much more topographic relief than I had imagined! I plan on doing more international travel and hope to see more of the world.

2023

PhD Defense Success

Wrapping up Hi folks, On October 10, 2023 I defended my PhD in person and via zoom. The title of my talk was “Understanding Fault Damage and Slip with Marin...

SCEC 2023!

SCEC 2023 Annual Meeting Hi folks. This post is a little late, but I wanted to make my poster available in case anyone missed the opportunity to attend the m...

Upcoming SSA 2023 Session

Together with my colleagues Alba Padilla Rodriguez, Ashley Griffith, Ahmed Elbana, and Prithvi Thakur, we will be convening a session at the Seismologic Soci...

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2022

EPSL Paper is Available

My second academic paper that uses 3D active source seismic data to explore the spatial relationship of the damage zone to the Palos Verdes Fault in offshore...

Summer Update

It’s been a few months since last update SSA 2022 (Seismological Society of America) The meeting was a total success! The damage zone session was packed and ...

Excited for SSA 2022

First time attending SSA and First time convening session I’m looking forward to attending the Seismological Society of America Spring 2022 meeting which wil...

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2021

Pre-AGU Thoughts and Presentation Link

5th AGU 2021 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting will be the 5th time that I have attended AGU. I have attended this meeting in consecutive years since 2...

AGU Fall 2021 and SSA Spring 2022

AGU 2021 New Orleans, Louisiana This year AGU (American Geophysical Union) fall meeting will be hosted as a hybrid meeting with both in person and virtual at...

Cargese Earthquake Workshop

Cargese (Corsica) Earthquake Workshop Last week I was fortunate enough to attend the 3rd edition of the Cargese Earthquake Workshop / Summer School in Corsic...

SCEC 2021!

SCEC 2021 Annual Meeting Hi folks. The SCEC meeting is live, there are over 600 registered participants for this meeting. I’m excited to show work that we’ve...

Update: SCEC Meetings

SCEC I hope you’re attending SCEC this year! Apparently there are > 600 posters available during their online annual meeting. This is going to be a super ...

Update: Meetings & New Research

Workshop Update My presentation at the SAGE/GAGE workshop was a success! I had many interesting questions durring the questions and answers portion of the se...

Upcoming Meetings

Many upcoming meetings and events this fall! In addition to the SAGE/GAGE workshop, I have submitted abstracts to the Earthquakes (3rd edition) Nucleation, T...

SAGE GAGE meeting

Later this month (Wed, August 18, 2021 09:00 Pacific time) I will be presenting some of my work on the Cascadia subduction zone, Unavco’s GAGE/SAGE 2021 Comm...

Awarded Zhen and Ren Wu Memorial Fund

Earlier this month I was awarded the 2021 Zhen and Ren Wu Memorial Fund in Geophysics. This award is choosen based on academic merit. I will use the funds to...

Cascadia Paper Accepted to JGR

My first paper concerning seismicity in southern Cascadia has recently been accepted to Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth! See Publications for a ...

A Completely Remote Year

This has been a completely remote year. A complete school year without needing to show up to campus. Here is to hopes for some in-person interaction in the f...

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