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Steve Day (Ph.D., 1977 UC San Diego) - seismology, source dynamics, earthquake strong motion, explosion seismology

Steve Day's MS Students (since 1990)

Shuo Ma (Ph.D., 2006 UC Santa Barbara) - earthquake source physics, numeical simulation of earhtquakes source dynamics, wave propagation in complex media, and ground motion estimation. He uses field observations, e.g., ground motion, GPS, seismicity, and off-fault damage, among others to constrain features of his simulations, such as rupture initiation, propagation, and healing.

Kim Olsen (Ph.D., 1994 University of Utah) - seismology, 3-D simulation of wave propagation using finite differences, strong ground motion and site amplification, earthquake dynamics, non-linear effects in strong ground motion, parallel and high-performance computing, visualization and animation.

Rob Mellors (Ph.D., 1995 Indiana University) - seismology, signal processing, synthetic aperture radar

Rob Mellors' MS Students (since 1997)

 

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