
Post-doctoral fellow @waikato university.
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My Friend Lauren just published a nice paper in the Journal of Chemical Ecology.
Check out what nudibranchs offshore New Zealand's coast prefer to feed on.
link.springer.com/article/10…
@waikato #ecology
Paper alert📢📢📢
My colleague Danche just published a paper in Soil Dynamics and #Earthquake #Engineering
She studied the #liquefaction behaviour of a pumiceous silt from New Zealand, thanks to @MBIEsci
and @MarsdenFund
authors.elsevier.com/c/1gerg…~
@waikato @AucklandUni @tehnuka
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➡️ ‼️ 🇹🇷 ERFOLGREICHE RETTUNGSAKTION - Unser Team hat in #Kirikhan in der türkischen Provinz #Hatay eine Frau aus einem eingestürzten Gebäude retten können. Sie war bei dem Erdbeben am Montag verschüttet worden.
#Türkei #searchandrescue #erdbeben #earthquakes #türkiye #turkey
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#EarthquakeReport for M7.8 #Deprem #Earthquake in #Turkey near #Syria
high chance for earthquake triggered landslides and eq induced liquefaction
Read more abt regional tectonics here earthjay.com/?p=9288
earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
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Flame structures in the Cretaceous Otway Group! One of the most delightful forms of soft sediment deformation.
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Uplifting mountains and shaking deserts: volcano-tectonic earthquakes revealed by soft-sediment-deformation structures in Upper Cretaceous aeolian deposits
Luciano Alessandretti, Lucas V. Warren, et al.
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2023)
doi.org/10.2110/jsr.2021.143
@SEPMGEO
X-ray computed tomography visualisation of downward-directed soft-sediment deformation structures that occur in lacustrine tephra layers in the Hamilton lowlands, New Zealand
Check out our new paper authors.elsevier.com/a/1gSrI…
#SSDS #liquefaction #earthquake #CT @waikato @tehnuka
Soft-sediment deformation structures in tephra layers in lakes indicate seismic activity in the Hamilton lowlands New Zealand
Check out our new paper published at Sedimentary Geology
#ssds #liquefaction
@DrRichJohnston @tehnuka @waikato @ElsevierConnect sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Brilliant new @waikato @waikatoscience research by Max Kluger, David Lowe et al to study evidence of earthquakes over the last 17,000 years recorded in tephra in lake sediments, thanks to @MBIEsci investment -- sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Check out our new paper about permeability of sensitive, halloysite-rich tephra from the Bramley Dr landslide, New Zealand, which has been published in #EngineeringGeology
authors.elsevier.com/a/1fwBG…
@marum_de @waikato @ElsevierNews
Check out our new paper about the influence of sample reconstitution on hypoplastic model calibration, which has been published in the International Journal of Geomechanics @ASCEpublishing @waikato @marum_de
ascelibrary.org/doi/abs/10.1…
Did you ever wondered how different installation methods effect the ageing and setup of monopile foundations?
Then check out our new paper led by @AVolker92 which was just published by @GeteJournal
doi.org/10.1016/j.gete.2022.…
#renewableenergy @marum_de #windenergy
Recently, we found mushroom cap-shaped spheroidal halloysite in mobile #landslides in Japan, this clay being known for favouring high sensitivity in tephras from New Zealand bit.ly/3jPqm8q @GeoScienceWorld
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Replying to @tehnuka @ultraplinian
Here's part of the Tephra Seismites team - Jordanka, @tehnuka, and @kluger_max - splitting and describing those lake sediment cores today.
Those pale layers you can see in between the darker organic material are some of the tephras (volcanic ash) that we're studying.
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The tephra seismites are cutting the first of our cores today! Those pale layers are the tephras in between dark organic sediment.
We analysed the internal structure of sediments we cored in three lakes around Hamilton using a medical CT scanner at Hamilton Radiology. This method provides a first estimation about whether or not #TephraSeismites are present in the sedimentary record. tephra-seismites.com/2020/11…
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Here's what the Tephra Seismites were up to last month with our wonderful colleagues @lakes380. Our lake sediment cores are being CT scanned tonight, to show us where the volcanic ash layers are! We're looking forward to more joint fieldwork next year.
waikato.ac.nz/news-opinion/m…
Members of the #TephraSeismites group and colleagues from @waikato Earth Sciences attended the bianual Waikato Regional Natural Hazards Forum at Hauraki District Council to discuss aspects of hazard management and mitigation @ourwaikato. tephra-seismites.com/2020/11…
In our new project #TephraSeismites, we aim on understanding the spatio-temporal distributions of paleo-earthquakes in the Hamilton Basin, New Zealand @pi_quake @DrRichJohnston @TheVolcanofiles Follow our website: tephra-seismites.com/























