Next is Imperial’s Valerie Locher! Valerie is presenting on data driven methods for exploring global trends in subduction zone seismicity.

Fascinating talk from Sam Mitchinson from UEA titled ‘An evaluation of UML for volcano seismic classification: a comparison with expert elicitation’!

Now onto our final session of the day!! We have Weihao Lyu presenting his work on 'Porosity and Permeability of Oceanic Crust: Measurements, Estimations and Implications for hydrothermal circulation' #PGRiP2024

Final talk of the first day of PGRiP. We have Lianjun Li presenting work on ' Estimation bound water content in slow-spread oceanic crust using S waves: Implications for Atlantic Subduction Zone water budget'

Day two of PGRiP! We’re starting the day with a Keynote talk from Adina Pusok on ‘Magma cracking through the lithosphere’.

Next up, we have Tom Burns from Imperial giving a talk on ‘Probabilistic Thermo-Compositional Structure of the Australian Cratons: insights from joint inversion of surface wave dispersion, geoid and topography’.

Now we’re hearing from Justin Leung Justin Leung from the University of Oxford, sharing work on ‘Disentangling compositional and mineralogical effects in the lowermost mantle: tomographic signatures reveal the co-occurrence of Bridgmanite and post-Perovskite.’

Next up is Pengzhe Zhou from Imperial. Pengzhe is presenting his work on ‘Lithospheric Seismic and Thermo-Compositional Structure of the Anatolian Plate and its Implications for Plateau Uplift’

Next in the geodynamics session is Alex Rutson from the University of Leicester. Alex is presenting his work to understand Central East Asian volcanism through geodynamic modelling.

The next talk is courtesy of Min Huang from Cambridge Earth Sciences. Min is presenting on reaction-infiltration instability in partially molten mantle.

Next in the geodynamics session is Maggie Ma from EarthSciences UCL. Maggie is presenting new insights into plume buoyancy fluxes and dynamic topography from numerical models.

Our 4th final keynote speaker Dr Emma Chambers from DIAS ! Emma is taking us on her career journey from PhD to Principal Investigator and presenting on her work modelling 3D geothermal structure.

Great talk from UEA School of Environmental Sciences PhD student Harry Whitelam. Harry is presenting on exploring cliff instability with distributed fibre optic sensors.

Dominic Seager from UEA School of Environmental Sciences presenting on distributed sending as new tool for monitoring coastal cliff collapse!

Next up, we have Kevin Davidson from Birkbeck, University of London giving a talk on 'High-resolution monitoring of soil moisture using a dense array of seismic nodes'.

Now we're hearing from Conor Rutland Conor Rutland from UEA School of Environmental Sciences, who is giving a talk titled 'Temporal evolution of interseismic strain rate at strike-slip and reverse faults from InSAR'.

Our last talk of the session is from Kris Adi Astra Kris Adi A. from Oxford Earth Sciences, on Estimating stress drops on crustal faults using inter-station phase coherence: comparison with the Ridgecrest stress drop validation study.

Congratulations to runner up poster winner James Atkins and best poster winner Saoirse Coveney!

Congratulations to the runner up Banusha Kugabalan and best talk Conor Rutland winners!

Thanks for coming to PGRiP 2024 at Imperial Earth Science & Engineering! We hope you had a great time. Thanks for sharing all your fascinating research. See you next year at UEA School of Environmental Sciences!