The PubDAS paper is out --> Go download Tb of data 😀 pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/srl/articl…

Happy that our paper on the solid Earth-atmosphere (sE-a) interaction forces that produced seismic waves observed all over the world during the massive eruption at the Hunga volcano in #Tonga is finally out in Science Advances check it out: science.org/doi/full/10.11… (open access)

In this new #SRL paper, scientists consider where to store copious amounts of data produced by distributed acoustic sensing (DAS), which uses fiber optic cables as seismic sensors. One solution: open access PubDAS, which holds data from 8 deployments. doi.org/10.1785/022022…

Muy impresionada por esta tragedia tan tremenda que no podemos ni imaginar cuando acabará. La desesperación de los supervivientes, las montañas y montañas de escombros, los edificios girados, las farolas al revés, las grietas en la tierra, los pisos y pisos de vidas aplastadas…

🔊🔊🎥 The *roaring* sound from an underwater earthquake recorded by divers! 😱 We have used this recording to study an offshore event in the Persian Gulf. Check out our preprint to see how! eartharxiv.org/repository/das… w/ Ƶack Spica , Huang Earthquake Mechanics Lab UMich !

Our latest nature paper shows the power of DAS. Using a 100km cable, we imaged four asperities breaking during a M6 event, whose image would otherwise be a blur. It is like having a new telescope, but for earthquakes! What if we have all the cables?! rdcu.be/dioaw

~GoPro seismology 🔽

Our work on the shallow water T-waves in the Persian Gulf featured in the interview by Deep Blue Data:👇🏻 Ƶack Spica Huang Earthquake Mechanics Lab UMich Michigan EARTH blogs.lib.umich.edu/bits-and-piece…

我々の研究所ではポスドクを募集しています。 Our institute, including my group, is hiring a postdoc. The English version starts on page 5. eri.u-tokyo.ac.jp/wp-content/upl…

If you're at #AGU23 today, stop by Booth 307 in the Exhibit Hall from 2-4 PM to chat with Ƶack Spica Ƶack Spica and Zhongwen Zhan Zhongwen Zhan, co-chairs of our upcoming Photonic Seismology topical meeting. Ask a question and pick up a gift!

Improving tsunami monitoring systems with #DAS? Yes it is possible! Check out our latest work in AGU (American Geophysical Union). Alaska Communications FEBUS Optics doi.org/10.1029/2023GL…

The Global DAS Month of February 2023 #SRL During February of 2023, 23 individual distributed acoustic sensing systems acted together as a global seismic monitoring network, collecting 60 min. of data after earthquakes of M5.0 or larger. buff.ly/42lqDEr

Two weeks ago, we showed we can detect #tsunamis, with #DAS. Today, we look at a 100 ms signal - a little CO2 bubble. It is fascinating to learn how much a bubble has to say. Check out our new article with Corentin Caudron and friends. Message in a bubble > link.springer.com/article/10.103…

Our work on Tsunamis with Han Xiao, Jiaxuan Li , and Zhongwen Zhan highlighted in Michigan News

Abstract submission NOW OPEN for SSA's #Photonic #Seismology topical meeting, to be held this October in Vancouver, BC. Check out the sessions and submit before the 20 May deadline seismosoc.org/photonic/

In just one year, we've seen downloads surpass the entire volume of the open-source fiber-optic sensing database (#PubDAS). This milestone marks a significant success but also signals potential new discoveries in the field! U-M Advanced Research Computing

🚨 Just one week left until the abstract submission deadline for the SSA Meeting on Photonic Seismology! Don't miss your chance to contribute. Submit your research here seismosoc.org/photonic/! 🌐🔬 #Photonics #Seismology #SSAMeeting2024 SSA

Don't miss out on the SSA Photonic Seismology meeting! Discover how fiber-optic sensing is transforming the world, hear from top experts, and be part of the sensing revolution! Registration is still open!