COMET Webinar Series

3 February 2021 

Connor Drooff and Xueming Xue give a two-part COMET+ webinar:

Slip and Slip Deficit: The M 7.8 July 2020 Simeonof Earthquake and Interseismic Coupling of the Aleutian Megathrust

A 25‐Year History of Volcano Magma Supply in the East Central Aleutian Arc, Alaska

20 January 2021 

Fabien Albino gives a COMET webinar: How active volcanism changes topography: Insights from satellite InSAR measurements at Agung and Fuego

30 July 2020 

Prof. Richard Walker gives a COMET Webinar: Earthquakes of the Silk Road – reinterpreting the historic and prehistoric ruptures of central Asia

25 June 2020 

Sam Wimpenny gives a COMET Webinar: Measurements of the Rheology of Active Faults

28 May 2020 

Tamarah King gives a COMET Webinar: Movers and shakers down-under: what Australian surface ruptures tell us about intraplate faults, seismic hazard, and reverse earthquake strong ground motions

21 April 2020 

Jessica Hawthorne gives a COMET Webinar: Which fault zone processes could cause slow earthquakes? Constraints from scaling and atmospheric modulation

10 February 2020

Jonathan Weiss & Chris Rollins give a COMET Webinar: High-resolution velocity, strain, and earthquake hazard models in Anatolia from InSAR, GNSS and seismicity

25 November 2019

Richard Walters gives a COMET Webinar: The 2016 Central Italy Earthquakes and the Global Importance of Seismic Sequences

30 October 2019

Evgenia Ilyinskaya gives a COMET Webinar: “The drizzle burns my eyes and throat”: impacts of volcanic gas and aerosol on the environment and health​

10 September 2019

Matt Watson gives a COMET Webinar: The fatal eruption of Volcan de Fuego, Guatemala – causes, consequences and a brighter future?​

30 July 2019

Austin Elliott gives a COMET Webinar: New Insights from Old Earthquakes using Photogrammetry and Early Seismograms.

20 December 2018

Tim Wright gives the RAS Group Award Lecture on behalf of COMET

29 November 2018

Pablo González (Universidad de Liverpool) presenta la charla:

Volcanoes: from fuming vents to extinction events

18 October 2018

Tamsin Mather delivers the 2018 Rosalind Franklin Award Lecture at the Royal Society.

A day in the life (of a volcano-seismologist)

19th July 2018

Dr. Paddy Smith discusses his work on Montserrat as a guest speaker during the University of Leeds Institute for Geophysics and Tectonics PhD mini-conference.

What drives volcanic unrest?

17th July 2018

Juliet Biggs discusses the insights from COMET responses to recent seismic crises around the world.

Exploring the controls on earthquakes and tectonics: from the plains of India to the greatest mountain range on Earth

3 May 2018

Alex Copley discusses the material properties of the lithosphere and how these vary over space and time.

Integrating satellite and ground-based measurements to understand volcanic behaviour

29 March 2018

Professor Tamsin Mather discusses the integration of satellite and ground-based measurements to understand volcanic behaviour.

And you can also watch the Q&A session.

Probing the rheology of the continental lithosphere in the new era of big data geodesy

19 September 2017