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Academics

ZUMBERGE, MARK

Researcher

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DORMAN, LEROY

Emeritus

SCLATER, JOHN

Professor

HAASE, JENNIFER

Researcher

MINSTER, Jean-Bernard

Professor

STEGMAN, Dave

Associate Professor

FIALKO, YURI

Professor

BOCK, YEHUDA

Researcher

BORSA, ADRIAN

Assistant Professor

AGNEW, DUNCAN

Professor

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Centers, Labs, and Projects

California Spatial Reference Center (CSRC)
Maintains a network of GPS control stations to provide a reliable spatial reference system in California.

Gravity Lab
Develops geophysical instruments including sensors for detection of seismic, infrasonic, and crustal deformation signals.

Recent Publications

Bridging the gap between North and Central Chile : insight from new GPS data on coupling complexities and the Andean sliver motion (2018) [10.1093/gji/ggy094]

Klein, E.; Métois, M.; Meneses, G.; Vigny, C.; Delorme, A.

Tsunami scenarios based on interseismic models along the Nankai Trough, Japan, from seafloor and onshore geodesy (2018) [10.1002/2017jb014799]

Watanabe, S.; Bock, Y.; Melgar, D.; Tadokoro, K.

Geodetic evidence for a blind fault segment at the southern end of the San Jacinto Fault Zone (2018) [10.1002/2017jb014477]

Tymofyeyeva, E.; Fialko, Y.