About me

Welcome to my research website!

I generally am interested in the rates and processes of faulting on Quaternary timescales. I generally use high resolution surveying techniques (including sUAS), Quaternary geochronology (e.g., Terrestrial Cosmogenic Nuclides, Radiocarbon, Optically Stimulated Luminescence), and advanced remote sensing and computing methods to address my research questions.

These are some areas of past and current research

I will link to pages with more detail in the future.

1. Evolution of the Afar Triple Junction (Dissertation)
2. Induced fault slip in the US Midcontinent
   • See pyFaultSlip
3. Slip history of the Garlock Fault and Eastern California Shear Zone
4. The neotectonic expression of intraplate earthquakes / seismogenic faults
5. Using machine learning to develop a calibrated, remote sensing-based age model to improve late Quaternary slip-rate estimates in arid environments
   • See NSF EAGER Grant

Curriculum Vitae

CV