Funktion und Aufgaben:

Visiting scientist

Wissenschaftliche Interessen:

Surface processes: landslides, debris flows, fault slip, floods etc.
Geodesy: radar and optical remote sensing, GNSS, creepmeter, seismic arrays
Numerical modeling: mechanics and simulation of frictional shear and granular flows

Karriere:

2023-present     Research scientist affiliate, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
2022-present     Postdoctoral researcher, University of California Berkeley, USA
2021                    Postdoctoral fellow, Southern Methodist University, USA
2017-2021          PhD student, Southern Methodist University, USA

Projekte:

2022-2025    Incorporating multi-sensor remote sensing for landslide kinematics characterization and hydromechanical modeling. Funded by NASA
2022-2023    How do slow-moving landslides put on the brakes? Funded by Esper Larson Jr. Fund
2019-2022    Using P-band AirMOSS to assess hazards of densely-vegetated deep-seated landslides in the Pacific Northwest. Funded by NASA
2017-2022    Development of an incorporated platform to characterize hydrology-driven landslide hazards in northwestern US. Funded by NASA