Area of research
Geophysics
Research interest
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Field-based Quantification of Empirical Relationships Between Pore-pressure Change and Seismic Shaking Using Data from the Chi-Chi (Mw = 7.6) Earthquake, Taiwan
A Proposal for 3D Basin Structure Reconstruction in Central Taiwan and 3D Simulation of Ground Motion and Deformation Related to the 1999 Chi-Chi (Mw=7.6) Earthquake, Taiwan
Integrated Modeling of Mountain Building Processes in Fold-and-Thrust Belts
A Proposal to Investigate Transient and Three-Dimensional Fluid Flows in the Cascadia Accretionary Wedges
Integrated Modeling Hydrogeological-Thermal-Consolidation Processes in Accretionary Complexes--with Emphasis on the Oregon-Washington-Vancouver Margin
Thermal and Tectonic Modeling of the Tyrrhenian Basin--With Constraints from ODP LEG 107 Data
A Research Proposal to Study Pore Pressure and Temperature in the Accretionary Wedge Along the Washington-Oregon Convergent Margin
Physical and Lithological Studies of Seismic Reflectors: With Special Emphasis on the CALCRUST Transect in Southern California
A Proposal to Measure Electrical Conductivity of Olivine As A Function of Stress State
In Situ Study of the Rupture Process in Rocks
Investigating Velocity in Rocks Under Shear and Triaxial DEformation
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