Fifth year doctoral candidate utilizing signal processing, machine learning, and other quantitative computational methods to derive insights from data and models. In a broad context, I am interested in using computation and sensors to understand our surroundings. More narrowly, I apply this interest to constrain the stress state in Earth’s crust, to infer the mechanics of earthquakes and landslides, and to extract information from noisy signals.
Research Summary
Explore my past and current research in seismology and computational science.
Earthquake Seismology at University of Oregon
We research seismotectonics, fault mechanics, and crustal deformation via observation and modeling.