Visiting Turkey Last week some of us visited the Armutlu Peninsula in the eastern Sea of Marmara region. The purpose of our trip was to identify active fault traces and collect rock samples from different outcrops to analyze the microstructure.
New paper published
Some good news Finally, our paper about the earthquake cluster properties in geothermal fields has been published in J. Geophys. Res. – Solid Earth ! It can be downloaded here.
Start of new PhD student
Welcome Amandine Amemoutou Since March 1st, SAIDAN has the pleasure of having one more member, Amandine Amemoutou. Amandine studied her MsC in seismology in the University of Strasbourg. She will work on earthquake and deformation processes of induced seismicity, starting
New paper published by Stephan Bentz
New paper published by Stephan Bentz We are very happy to see the first paper of Stephan already published in BSSA ! The paper addresses the sensitivity of two moment tensor inversion methods to the input parameters, and the estimation
Field work in Turkey
Field work in Turkey During the week of Jan 21-28th, several members of the group visited the headquarters of AFAD in Ankara. We also went to a number of seismic and strainmeter stations around the Sea of Marmara. Thanks to
SAIDAN website – Work in Progress
SAIDAN website – Work in Progress As an active element, we are currently working on developing and improving the SAIDAN website. So, if something is just not right, please try in the following days!
First position in SAIDAN is open
First position in SAIDAN is open Good news ! The first PhD position of SAIDAN group is now open and can be found under the link: http://www.gfz-potsdam.de/en/career/job-offers/job/734217-d-phd-student-mf/
First visit to the Ruhr-University of Bochum
First visit to the Ruhr-University of Bochum On October 30th, I (Patricia Martínez-Garzón) visited Rebecca Harrington at the University of Bochum, which will be the key German University Partner of SAIDAN.
SAIDAN website is created
SAIDAN website is created For the time being, this is completely work in progress, but slowly we will fill it with science, posts and team members!