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Research Projects

The links below give a flavor of the style of research projects undertaken by the Sheehan geophysics research group. These pages are not often updated, and Sheehan's publication list is the best source for recent research results.

thumbnail: GPS measurement site near Great Sand Dunes National ParkRio Grande Rift GPS
Measurements of Crustal Deformation and a Multidisciplinary Geophysical Investigation of the Rio Grande Rift

thumbnail: simplified geology mapNew Zealand Anisotropy
An ocean bottom seismic experiment off-shore New Zealand will provide data to test whether New Zealand's Alpine fault penetrates through the lithosphere into the asthenosphere.

thumbnail: mountains in Boulder Creek watershedBoulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory
Weathered profile development in a rocky environment and its influence on watershed hydrology and biogeochemistry

thumbnail: Himalayan station mapHimalaya Seismotectonics Project
Seismotectonics and Structure of Creeping Thrusts and Mountain Building of the Himalaya

thumbnail: field instruments, Huddle MountainsNew Zealand Plate Boundary Experiment
Deformation of the lower crust beneath strike-slip faults: Array studies of anisotropy and converted phases in the Marlborough Fault zone of New Zealand

thumbnail: CDROM location mapContinental Dynamics of the Rocky Mountains Experiment (CDROM)
Lithospheric Structure and Evolution of the Rocky Mountain Transect of the Western U.S: An Integrated Geological and Geophysical Investigation

thumbnail: geodetic markerColorado GPS Experiment
Quantifying Seismic Hazard in the Rocky Mountains Through GPS Measurements Crustal Deformation

thumbnail: Sample Coso common midpoint receiver function east-west profileDeep Discontinuity Imaging
High Resolution Imaging of Seismic Velocity Discontinuities

MELT experiment
Mantle Electromagnetic and Tomography Experiment





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