KathrynMaterna

  • Assistant Professor
  • GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES
  • CIRES

Education

  • PhD (Earth and Planetary Science): University of California, Berkeley
  • BS (Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science): MIT

Research

My interests are in tectonic deformation related to the earthquake cycle and the generation of seismicity. I use space-geodetic techniques (such as GPS听and听InSAR) and seismic datasets (such as characteristically repeating earthquakes) to understand these processes, including coseismic and interseismic deformation, aseismic creep, seasonal elastic loading, and induced seismicity. My research听often focuses on regions听in California, such as the San Francisco Bay Area,听the Mendocino Triple Junction, and the Brawley Seismic Zone, but also includes other active areas around the world.听听听

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