Excited to share our research on active, long-lived upper-plate splay faulting in the Alaska subduction zone. New thermochronologic data reveal the exhumation history in the forearc region and persistent inboard deformation along the Kodiak Shelf Fault. doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl.2024.…

New research in #Geosphere presents the first systematic investigation of paleoearthquake timing along the Western Nepal fault system, a major fault zone that cuts obliquely across the high Himalaya in Nepal. Our study shows that all trenched faults ruptured during the Holocene, suggesting the potential for complex multifault ruptures and highlighting additional seismic hazards within the upper plate of the Himalayan megathrust, with possible linkages to megathrust earthquakes. Read the full article: geosociety.co/47EIZ7G #Paleoseismology #Earthquakes #Tectonics #Himalaya #SeismicHazards #ActiveFaults Photo by Gagan Raj Rai on Wikimedia Commons.

#EarthquakeReport #TsunamiReport for #OTD in 1964 M9.2 #Earthquake and #Tsunami in southeast #Alaska led to the understanding of convergent plate margins, subduction zones, as evidenced by field work by George Plafker and others report: earthjay.com/?p=3833

Good afternoon Southern CA. Did you feel the magnitude 5.1 earthquake about 4 miles southeast of Ojai at 2:41 pm. #ShakeAlert system was activated. See: earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua… @Cal_OES @CalConservation @CAGeoSurvey

We published a paper on formation of the Namcha Barwa Syntaxis in Tibet. Erosion-driven diapirism can cause positive feedback between erosion and rock uplift. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.… (also available via ResearchGate)

📢Tectonic Modelling Tuesday #38 - New numerical modelling work by @xuesong_ding & co. (from @UCLAEPSS & @FCEFyN_UNC) on subsidence and uplift mechanism in southern Patagonia during slab window formation!😃 More details in their 2023 @AGU_GCubed paper: doi.org/10.1029/2022GC010844

The National Institutes of Health’s “China initiative” has upended hundreds of lives and destroyed scores of academic careers. #LongReads scim.ag/1ZG

If you're not an Earth scientist, you probably don't understand what this paper is about, starting with the title. That is normal - and it isn't bad! - scientific results have to be communicated with technical language within the scientific community. 1/

One might think smooth faults are more likely to host supershear earthquakes than rough faults, yet our recent study shows the opposite trend. The key is to understand the initial stress & strength conditions over earthquake cycles. Please check it here: nature.com/articles/s41561-0…

What is the most sensible way to compare distributions like detrital mineral ages and grainsizes? Pieter Vermeesch and I think we have an answer... read our 🚨💥new preprint 💥🚨 to find out! 👇👇👇👇 eartharxiv.org/repository/vi… 🧵1/6

Check out our new article in EOS reviewing over a decade of coastal paleoseismology work along the Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone and how it informs tsunami hazard assessments in the Pacific region 🌊🧵 eos.org/features/seismic-sou…

How did I find that Gang Chen was arrested? Civics 101 for a foreign-born American, taught by FBI agents, @EllenBarryNYT, @SheenaGreitens, @MargaretKLewis, @przeidenberg, @YashengHuang, @apa_justice… Conversations @AASForumOrg made me revisit this thread ⬇️

NASA #astronaut Jessica Watkins recently had a 📔 paper about space published while she was in space, on a 🚀 mission to the @Space_Station, @howellspace writes for @SPACEdotcom. See the @astro_watkins paper in JGR: Planets. #AGUintheNews #AGUpubs space.com/nasa-astronaut-cur…

I am happy to see our recently published work, part of my PhD dissertation, being selected as a research spotlight by the EOS. A big thanks to Dr. @Sarah_Derouin for writing this report!