Popocatépetl is a highly active volcano near Mexico City. Scientists must monitor it continuously. A new #SRL paper explores data from a seismoacoustic network deployed on and around the mount from August 2021 to May 2022. buff.ly/3yzSkPz

Improved Earthquake Source Parameters with 3D Wavespeed Models in California and Nevada #SRL Seismic tomography allows scientists to use earthquakes to explore structures within Earth's interior. How can it be improved? buff.ly/46TIWCN

📢ONE WEEK LEFT📢 Submit your manuscript to a new #SRL Focus Section on the topic of 🌊Advances in Ocean Monitoring 🌊 Deadline: 9 Sept. 2024 buff.ly/3IMmj83

In a new #SRL paper led by LDEO scientists, a team explores applying a machine learning-based algorithm to real-time data streaming from the Axial Seamount — an undersea volcano off the Pacific Northwest coast. buff.ly/46SOwpc

Are you interested in the principal accuracy limit of a wavefield in a heterogeneous medium simulated by a finite‐difference method? If yes, then check out this new #BSSA paper! buff.ly/46UpwxV

Structural Health Monitoring of a High‐Rise Building Using Ambient Noise Recordings and a Regional Earthquake Record #SRL Scientists explore how best to monitor the structural health of high-rise buildings in seismically active regions. buff.ly/3Xf8KX6

A Steep Slab at the Yap Trench Resulted from Subducting Oceanic Plateaus #SRL About 21 million years ago, an oceanic plateau collided with the Yap Trench. Is this trench still a subduction zone? Paper: buff.ly/47bgJHO Press release: buff.ly/4cLSMIo

In a new #BSSA paper, scientists from ANU Earth Sciences 🌏, ourANU and Geoscience Australia resolve the location and magnitude of the 1918 Queensland, Australia earthquake via macroseismic data and historical instrumental data. buff.ly/3YMQQvT

📣 Press release 📣 What happens when a massive chunk of oceanic crust, an undersea plateau, heads into a subduction zone? Find out more in this press release and the new #SRL paper. PR: buff.ly/4cLSMIo paper: buff.ly/47bgJHO

How do you incorporate physics into a machine learning model designed to differentiate between earthquakes and explosions? Find out in this new #SRL paper. buff.ly/4fTAmIg

✨OPEN ACCESS PAPER✨ Uncertainty and Spatial Correlation in Station Measurements for mb Magnitude Estimation #TSR USGS scientists describe how to mitigate bias associated with body-wave magnitude. buff.ly/3Tcecrd

Your goal for September: gather your colleagues and submit a session proposal for our 2025 Annual #Meeting in Baltimore. All the info you need is here: submissions are due 30 September URGE BlackInGeoscience Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in Geosciences Latinas in Earth and Planetary Sciences #SSA2025 buff.ly/3X2at1I

In a new #SRL paper led by František Čejka, scientists explore the ground motions of the 2016 magnitude 6.4 Amatrice earthquake that occurred as a result of shallow extension. buff.ly/4fTOhhK

Does seismic velocity change with the seasons at Mount St. Helens? Yes, but it also changes with modifications to the magma plumbing systems below. For more, check out this new #SRL paper by Peter Makus and a team from GFZ and University of Washington. buff.ly/4dMiHAA

📣 Hotel Deadline TOMORROW: Headed to SSA's Photonic Seismology meeting in October? Don't miss the chance to stay on site at the beautiful conference hotel, the Westin Bayshore. Book your room today by 6 September! buff.ly/4ecm8AQ

Distribution Related to All Samples and Extreme Events in the ETAS Cluster #SRL A team of scientists focused on statistical seismology uses the epidemic-type aftershock sequence model to explore extreme events. buff.ly/3MzI7Wy

We're offering an opportunity for #sciencepolicy curious #SSA2025 attendees to learn how to advocate for #seismology and visit Capitol Hill to meet with legislators. Interested in making your voice heard? Check out the details here and apply by 15 October buff.ly/3yHLCXy

You won't want to miss this SSA virtual session--free for members!--on how to secure 💶 💰 💵 funding for your research! Sign up now for the 1 Oct. session where four experienced grant writers will share their tips buff.ly/44Rw2DK

In a new #SRL paper, USGS Volcanoes🌋 describes updates to Mount Rainier's lahar detection system, which they've been working on since 2016. For details about the expansion, check out the paper. buff.ly/3yKdfiS

Is northern California prone to strike-slip ruptures on the San Andreas or megathrusts in Cascadia? Yes. Read this #BSSA paper about ancient debris avalanches by Dr. Jessie K. Pearl to find out more. buff.ly/3AuaYZv