Graduate student Zheng Xing is presenting his research on “Assessing The Pacific Lithosphere-asthenosphere Boundary Depth From Various Proxies With A Bayesian Approach”, at the AOGS 13th Annual Meeting in Bejing
C.B. talks at the 2016 CIDER Summer Program about “Inferences on transition zone anisotropy from higher mode surface waves”
C.B. is attending the CIDER summer school on “Flow in the Deep Earth”
The undergraduate students and one of the two senior scholars who took EPSS122 (Introduction to Seismology) did their final poster presentations today. They did a fantastic job!
We made the local reference models used in Yuan and Beghein (2013), Beghein et al (2014), and Yuan and Beghein (2014) available for download. They correspond to CRUST2.0 superimposed onto PREM. Please, cite our if you are going to use them
We have made the 3-D azimuthal anisotropy model of our Stubailo et al. (2012) paper available for download here. Please, cite us if you use it for your research or presentations.
Caroline Beghein visited the Rutgers Geology Museum and gave a public lecture during their Open House. The lecture entitled “From Plate Tectonics to Deep Earth Dynamics: A Seismological Journey Inside the Earth” was the first of the 2016 IRIS/SSA Distinguished Lecturer Series Caroline Beghein will be giving throughout the year.
Former undergrad who worked in our group Helen Feng successfully defended her PhD thesis at the Woods Hole Institute of Oceanography! Congratulations Dr. Feng!
Today, Zheng Xing presented his work on the effect of crustal corrections on radial anisotropy models at the Fall AGU meeting
