Slow slip and future earthquake potential in New Zealand and Cascadia
Noel Bartlow (University of Missouri), Laura Wallace (UT Austin & GNS Science), Ryan Yohler (University of Missouri), and Charles Williams (GNS Science)
The New Zealand and Cascadia subduction zones are two GeoPRISMS primary sites that have...
Probing the nature of the Hikurangi margin hydrogeologic system
Evan A. Solomon (University of Washington), Marta Torres (Oregon State University), and Robert Harris (Oregon State University)
Fluid generation, migration, and pore fluid pressure at subduction zones are hypothesized to exert a primary control...
Volatile cycling through the Hikurangi forearc, New Zealand
Jaime D. Barnes (UT Austin), Jeffrey Cullen (UT Austin), Shaun Barker (Univ. of Waikato), Samuele Agostini (Istituto di Geoscienze e Georisorse), Sarah Penniston-Dorland (Univ. of Maryland), John C. Lassiter (UT Austin), Andreas Klügel (Univ. of ...
The NZ3D Experiment – Adding a new dimension for understanding slow slip events
MGL1801 Participants - Ryuta Aral (JAMSTEC), Stephen Ball (Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison), Nathan Bangs (UT Austin), Dan Barker (GNS Science), Joel Edwards (UC Santa Cruz), Melissa Gray (Imperial College London), Shuoshuo Han (UT Austin), Harold Leah...
IODP tackles the Hikurangi Margin of New Zealand with two drilling expeditions to unlock the secrets of slow-slip events
MGL1801 Participants - Ryuta Aral (JAMSTEC), Stephen Ball (Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison), Nathan Bangs (UT Austin), Dan Barker (GNS Science), Joel Edwards (UC Santa Cruz), Melissa Gray (Imperial College London), Shuoshuo Han (UT Austin), Harold Leah...
Hikurangi Ocean Bottom Investigation of Tremor and Slow Slip (HOBITSS) - Revealing the environment of shallow slow slip
Susan Schwartz (UC Santa Cruz), Anne Sheehan (University Colorado, Boulder), Rachel Abercrombie (Boston University)
In the last fifteen years, it has become evident that slow slip events (SSEs) are a common and important part of the subduction process....
Sizing up the Taniwha: Seismogenesis at Hikurangi Integrated Research Experiment (SHIRE)
Jeff Marshall (Cal Poly Pomona) andJessica Pilarczyk (University of Southern Mississippi)
“A Live Dragon” Beneath the Sea
In Māori culture, the Taniwha is a dragon-like beast that lives beneath the water, sometimes protecting seafarers, whil...
Assessing changes in the state of a magma storage system over caldera-forming eruption cycles, a case study at Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand
Kari Cooper (UC Davis), Adam Kent (Oregon State University), Chad Deering (Michigan Tech), and collaborator Darren Gravley (University of Canterbury, New Zealand)
The largest volcanic eruptions are rare events but when they occur can represent a...
SISIE: South Island Subduction Initiation Experiment
Erin Hightower (Caltech) and Brandon Shuck (UT Austin)
The South Island Subduction Initiation Experiment (SISIE) was an international collaborative active-source seismic survey of the Puysegur subduction margin conducted aboard the R/V Marcus G....