AuScope Distributed Acoustic Sensing in Australia's Downward Looking Telescope Seismic waves are being recorded in more detail than ever before. In this latest collaboration with the NASA Deep Space Network (DSN), researchers from The ANU and AuScope’s Earth Imaging and Sounding Program explain Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) infrastructure .
Opinion Australia’s geoscience paradox threatens its prosperity and sustainability Australia is losing capacity in geoscience education and research at a time it is most needed. Six of Australia's most influential Earth scientists offer their solutions.
Seismology Seismic Fly-past of the Century The Australian Air Force flew 100 years of aircraft through the centre of Canberra on March 31st and we recorded their seismic signal from the Parliament House Basement
Seismology The inherited structures within the Australian lithosphere define the tectonic evolution along the Banda arc Integration of passive seismic images, geochemistry, and reconstruction of uplift from river profiles provide new findings on arc-continent collisional processes
AuScope Testing AuScope’s next-gen seismometers at Mt Stromlo Recently, AuScope invested in a suite of Large-N or nodal seismometers, which are capable of recording seismic noise at local-, rather than regional-, scale, allowing seismologists to focus on imaging geological features like faults and aquifers.
Publications COVID lockdowns and seismic noise in Australia A new study by an international team of scientists has found lockdown measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 led to a 50 per cent…
Seismology Australian cities are quiet during lockdown. Earthquake scientists are making the most of it Meghan S. Miller, Australian National University and Louis Moresi, Australian National University
Publications Alaska Moho Model (Reproducible research with containers) Making your research reproducible means that you provide the entire workflow from data, through software and post-processing freely…
