Research

The primary goal of my research is to better image the structure of the earth’s crust and mantle in order to gain insight into the physical and chemical factors associated with internal geodynamic processes. Questions of particular interest include the nature of tectonic processes involved in the buildup and subsequent modification of continental and oceanic lithosphere; the determination of mineral and fluid-phase reactions in tectonically active regions; and the implications of core-mantle boundary properties on large-scale mantle circulation. In my research, I integrate new approaches to modelling seismic data with high quality broadband waveform data sets, including those from temporary seismometer arrays.

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Recent projects:

  • Investigation of seismically vulnerable areas in Croatia and seismic ground motion assessment – CRONOS, EEA Norway Grants
  • Intraplate Seismicity in India and Norway: Distribution, properties and causes – IPSIN, NFR INDNOR
  • Bergen Arcs Seismic Experiment – BASE, Norwegian National Seismic Network & UiB
  • Subduction zone Water and Metamorphism: a Modelling and Imaging Study – SWaMMIS, NFR FRINATEK
  • Global Lithospheric Imaging using Earthquakes Recordings – GLImER, EC Marie Curie CIG