University of Oxford
Title: Extent, timing, and cause of Quaternary uplift along the Atlantic margin of Morocco
- Project Title: Extent, timing, and cause of Quaternary uplift along the Atlantic margin of Morocco
- Institute: University of Oxford
- Supervisors: Prof Richard Walker
- Project link: Extent, timing, and cause of Quaternary uplift along the Atlantic margin of Morocco | Department of Earth Sciences
- Further information: Contact: Prof Richard Walker ([email protected])
University of Oxford
Title: Blind source separation in seismology: exploiting small-amplitude shaking to track ocean waves or subsurface structure
- Project Title: Blind source separation in seismology: exploiting small-amplitude shaking to track ocean waves or subsurface structure
- Institute: University of Oxford
- Supervisors: Dr Jessica Hawthorne
- Project link: Blind source separation in seismology: exploiting small-amplitude shaking to track ocean waves or subsurface structure | Department of Earth Sciences
- Further information: Contact: Dr Jessica Hawthorne ([email protected])
University of Oxford
Title: Active tectonics of the South Caucasus
- Project Title: Active tectonics of the South Caucasus
- Institute: University of Oxford
- Supervisors: Prof Richard Walker and Dr Zakeria Shnizai
- Project link: Active tectonics of the South Caucasus | Department of Earth Sciences
- Further information: Contact Prof Richard Walker ([email protected])
University of Oxford
Title: Draw down of volcanic CO2 as a mechanism of climate recovery following periods of enhanced volcanism in Earth’s geological past
- Project Title: Draw down of volcanic CO2 as a mechanism of climate recovery following periods of enhanced volcanism in Earth’s geological past
- Institute: University of Oxford
- Supervisors: Prof Bob Hilton and Prof Tamsin Mather
- Project link: Draw down of volcanic CO2 as a mechanism of climate recovery following periods of enhanced volcanism in Earth’s geological past | Department of Earth Sciences
- Further information: Contact: Prof Bob Hilton ([email protected]) and Prof Tamsin Mather ([email protected])
