Liberal Arts and Sciences
Russo Lab
Led by Raymond Russo · Geological Sciences
What we study
The Russo Lab studies Earth's crust and mantle using seismic waves and computer models. They analyze data from earthquakes and subduction zones to understand tectonic processes.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Coding helps
- Projects
- 5
Current projects
Lower crustal densities from converted body waves
Measuring the density of Earth's lower crust using seismic data.
Elastic parameters of the Earth’s crust and mantle
Studying how Earth's crust and mantle respond to stress using seismic waves.
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Crustal and upper mantle structure, mantle flow, and the geodynamics of Chile Ridge subduction, Patagonia, Chile
Analyzing the structure and movement of Earth's crust and mantle in the Chile Ridge subduction zone.
Seismic attenuation and anisotropy in the rupture regions of the Maule and Illapel earthquakes, Chile
Examining how seismic waves behave in the areas where the Maule and Illapel earthquakes occurred.
Lithosphere-asthenosphere coupling in the Pacific Basin
Investigating the interaction between Earth's rigid outer shell and the more fluid layer beneath it in the Pacific region.
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