Lidong Bie
Geophysics, Geohazards, Active Tectonics
I am a Lecturer in Geohazards and Geophysics at UEA. My current work involves tomographic imaging of the Lesser Antilles subduction zone.
I have a broad interest in understanding how tectonic processes are occurring at the present time. I use geophysical observations to investigate earthquake rupture. I probe lithospheric rheology and deformation mechanism by modelling long-term measurements of crustal deformation following moderate to large earthquakes. During my PhD, I looked at normal faulting earthquakes in two different tectonic environments - the Tibetan Plateau and Chilean subduction zone.
I have a broad interest in understanding how tectonic processes are occurring at the present time. I use geophysical observations to investigate earthquake rupture. I probe lithospheric rheology and deformation mechanism by modelling long-term measurements of crustal deformation following moderate to large earthquakes. During my PhD, I looked at normal faulting earthquakes in two different tectonic environments - the Tibetan Plateau and Chilean subduction zone.
News
- Presented regional seismicity and velocity model for the Lesser Antilles subduction zone at AGU 2018.
- New paper on the rupture characteristics of the 2015 Mw 6.6 Muji earthquake, China.
- New paper on viscoelastic relaxation excited by 2005 Tarapaca earthquake, a deep intraslab normal faulting event.
- New paper on 2015 Lefkada earthquake.
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