Recent News

Worcester, Dzieciuch, collaborators featured in JASA

Peter Worcester, Matt Dzieciuch, collaborators share findings from long-range underwater navigation system that uses measured acoustic travel times from a constellation of acoustic sources was tested using data from the 2010-2011 North Pacific Acoustic Laboratory (NPAL) Philippine Sea experiment sponsored by the U.S. Office of Naval Research. The system provides an undersea positioning capability that is analogous to that provided on land and in the air by the satellite-based Global Positioning System (GPS).

IGPP Virtual Seminar Series: Lucia Gualtieri

IGPP is pleased to invite you to join its Virtual Seminar Series presentation featuring Lucia Gualtieri Department of Geophysics, Stanford University. Dr. Gualtieri's talk, "Exploring environmental processes through seismological observations and
numerical modeling," will be available via Zoom on Friday, May 8, starting at 10:30am.  Zoom registration is available through here or through the event flyer here.

Fricker, colleagues share ICE-Sat2 findings in Science, NY Times


Congratulations to Helen Fricker and her colleagues who were able to share their ICE-Sat2-enhanced understanding of Antarctic ice thinning in Science. The New York Times picked up the story and provides both a link to the article and a summary here.

IGPP Virtual Seminar Series Presents: Matthias Morzfeld

IGPP is pleased to invite you to join its Virtual Seminar Series presentation featuring Matthias Morzfeld, IGPP's newest faculty memeber. Dr.

IGPP Virtual Seminar Series Presents: Jenny Suckale

IGPP is pleased to invite you to join in its inaugural Virtual Seminar Series presentation featuring Jenny Suckale from Stanford's Department of Geophysics. Dr. Suckale's talk, "To slide or to flow: Studying extremes in different natural systems sheds light on common physical processes," will be available via Zoom on Tuesday, April 21, starting at 12noon.

Normal Earthquake, Abnormal Intensity


Large aftershocks in Anza unlikely, according to Kilb...and Bath's Law

Mw 4.9 Anza Earthquake is right on time according to Kilb

During an uncertain time, one thing remains reliable. According to IGPP seismologist, Debi Kilb, today’s Mw 4.9 earthquake near Anza, CA was right on schedule: "The Anza region has an earthquake over Mw 4.5 approximately every three years," according to Kilb. "Be prepared not scared!"

Fricker, Voice of San Diego on the cost, likelihood of local sea level rise

IGPP Annual Report online

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