Projects

Interview with Dr. Nitin Sharma, Senior Scientist, CSIR-NGRI, Hyderabad, India. 1. Could you share a bit about yourself and your career? My Name is Nitin Sharma. I am an Indian citizen.  I am working as Senior Scientist at CSIR-NGRI, Hyderabad, India. My research interests are in understanding of induced seismicity and hazard in Enhanced Geothermal […]

The project is entitled “Early magnitude estimation for earthquake hazard assessment” and related with IASPEI. It has a R&D SEED grant (under special project scheme) funded by Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Govt. of India. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The project “Early magnitude estimation for earthquake hazard assessment” started during March 2024 and will end by

Interview with Betty Heller-Kaikov. 1. Could you share a bit about yourself and your career? I am a German scientist interested in using satellite observations to derive knowledge about physical processes on the Earth. Particularly, I am interested in the temporal variations of the Earth’s gravity field. I studied Geophysics at the Karlsruhe Institute of

Interview with Julia Pfeffer About Julia and her career? Julia Pfeffer is a research engineer with strong expertise in the monitoring of the global water cycle with satellite geodetic measurements. Since September 2020, she has led the activities in satellite gravimetry developed at Magellium with successful outcomes in all projects involved. She is currently leading the

Interview with Felix Gerick 1. Could you share a bit about yourself and your career? I come from Germany (Cologne area) and I studied Geophysics and Meteorology at the University of Cologne for my BSc and MSc (2012-2017), with a focus on anisotropic turbulence in solar wind plasma. For my PhD (11/2017-12/2020) I then moved

Interview with Dr. Panxi Dai, from Zhejiang University. 1. Could you share a bit about yourself and your career? I am a Chinese atmospheric scientist committed to understanding extreme weather under climate change. After earning my bachelor’s degree in Atmospheric Science from Nanjing University, I completed my PhD in Meteorology at Peking University, focusing on

Interview with Marijn van der Meer. 1. Could you share a bit about yourself and your career? I’m originally from Lausanne, Switzerland, and studied Data Science at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), where I graduated in 2022. My passion for ice and snow began during my Master’s thesis, which I conducted in Delft,

website: https://www.asg.ed.tum.de/iapg/uplift/ The UPLIFT project includes projects in the research fields of geophysics (including magnetism -> IAGA, geodynamics -> IASPEI), geodesy (-> IAG), geology, geomorphology, mathematics and computer science. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The project “Geophysical modelling of vertical motion processes constrained by geodetic and geological observations (UPLIFT)” is a Research Training Group funded by the German Research