Taking advantage of the SOEST’s mid-Pacific setting, students and faculty investigate a wide variety of geodynamic, tectonic, and geophysical phenomena that operate over a broad range of scales. Studies in Geophysics & Tectonics are interdisciplinary and include experimental and theoretical developments, field-based observations, and computer simulations. Together, they provide students with a background that combines both geology and geophysics for technical and professional work at industrial, governmental, and academic institutions.
People
- Apuzen-Ito, Garrett
- Butler, Rhett
- Dunn, Robert A.
- Foster, James H.
- Frazer, L. Neil
- Fryer, Patricia
- Gabrieli, Andrea
- Garces, Milton A.
- Grobbe, Niels
- Haroon, Amir
- Herrero-Bervera, Emilio
- Hey, Richard N.
- Martel, Stephen
- Moore, Gregory F.
- Mottl, Michael J.
- Smith-Konter, Bridget
- Taylor, Brian
- Wilkens, Roy H.
- Wilson, Lionel
Facilities and Labs
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Aloha Cabled Observatory Providing the infrastructure necessary for continuous, interactive ocean sampling and research on deep-sea biology, abyssal circulation and mixing, acoustic signatures of earthquakes, marine... -
Hawai‘i Groundwater and Geothermal Resource Center Providing historical and newly-developed information relating to groundwater and geothermal resources in Hawai‘i.
