Earthquake Geology

地震是全球和加拿大社会面临的最严重的自然灾害之一。我的研究旨在确定对引起地震的构造断层的控制。我用古老的、石化的断层作为现代系统的代表，来确定在数百年到数千年的地震周期中控制断层破裂、蠕变和愈合的机制。我对前沿领域和分析技术的运用，我对地震岩石记录的理解能力，以及我在教学和指导年轻科学家方面的成就，使我成为地震地质学领域的国际领导者。

Earthquakes are among the most significant natural hazards facing society, globally and within Canada. My research aims to determine the controls on tectonic faults that cause earthquakes. I use ancient, fossilized faults as representatives of modern systems to identify the mechanisms governing fault rupture, creep and healing over centuries to millennia of the seismic cycle. My use of cutting edge field and analytical techniques, my skill in understanding the rock record of earthquakes, and my accomplishments in teaching and advising young scientists have established me as an international leader in the field of earthquake geology.