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2022 IRIS Interns at the Fall AGU Meeting

December 6th, 2022

It is that time of the year again!  IRIS interns are again presenting at the Fall Meeting of AGU! Presentations at a professional conference is a critical component of the IRIS Undergraduate Internship Program. Such presentations provide interns with the opportunity to share the expertise and knowledge they have developed through the research process and places their work within the broader context of other ongoing research. While at the conference interns have a tremendous opportunity to interact with other students and researchers about their work, while gaining exposure to the fullness of Earth science research as a viable career option. 

This year, ten IRIS Undergraduate interns will be presenting their work at the 2022 Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union. If you will be at AGU, please take a few moments to stop by and check out their work and talk with them about their experiences! A list of the IRIS Intern presentationsis in the table below w/ links to the Fall Meeting schedule so you can add their presentation to your meeting calendar. You can also download a list of presentations to take with you! 

 

Student, Institution

Mentor, Institution

Project

Session

William Chen, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Z. Peng, Georgia Tech

Preliminary Relocation Results from a Temporary Seismic Deployment Around the Source Zone of the 1886 M 7 South Carolina Earthquake

S45A-13

Alaura Custard, University of Kansas

I. Stone & E. Wirth,  USGS

Using HVSR to Assess Seismic Site Effects in Oregon’s Tualatin Basin

S25D-0202

Suzie Duran, Cal Poly Pomona

D. Fee, U. of Alaska Fairbanks

Investigation of atmospheric acoustic wave signals from the January 15th, 2022 Hunga, Tonga volcanic eruption recorded by Alaska’s dense network of multi-sensor stations

V25E-0125

Leah Jaffe, University of Vermont

A. Newman, Georgia Tech

Shaking it Up: Analyzing the Utility of Raspberry Shake Seismometers to Determine Radiated Earthquake Energy

S22D-0191

Ula Jones, Western Washington University

C. Dalton, Brown University

Rayleigh Wave Phase Velocity and Attenuation Tomography of Alaska using the EarthScope Transportable Array

T25E-0165

Chris Justiniano, University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez

H. DeShon, Southern Methodist University

A Deep Learning Approach for Induced Seismicity in Azle-Reno, North Texas

ED35D-0566

Eve Paulson, Harvey Mudd College

C. Lynner - U. of Delaware - Newark

Variable Anisotropy in the Upper Plate of the Alaska-Aleutian Subduction Zone Examined Using Local-S Shear Wave Splitting

DI15B-0019

Andrew Sparks, University of Oregon

E. Berg, Sandia National Laboratories

Detection of Convective Vortices on Infrasound Sensors through Cross-Correlation and Template Matching

P22E-2124

Anna Teurman,  Gustavus Adolphus College

S. Burdick, Wayne State University

A Probabilistic Model of Mantle Transition Zone Discontinuities from Auto-picked Precursor Data

DI22B-0007

Cherilyn Toro, University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez

C. Lynner - U. of Delaware - Newark

Local-S Shear Wave Splitting and Mantle Wedge Dynamics in the Alaska Aleutian Subduction Zone

DI15B-0020

The Seismological Facility for the Advancement of Geoscience (SAGE) is operated by EarthScope Consortium via funding from the National Science Foundation