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Second time in a row (2023 and 2024) See news here: https://www.seismosoc.org/awards/travel-grant-types/past-annual-meeting-travel-grant-recipients/

Read paper by: Ziqi Zhang** and Tolulope Olugboji. Crustal Imaging with Noisy Receiver Functions, BSSA, https://doi.org/10.1785/0120230254. [preprint-pdf].

Paper by Joel Legre under review, see Jean-Joel Legre** and Tolulope Olugboji. The Intraplate Stress Field of West Africa (DOI: 10.22541/au.170258905.55906211/v1)

See new paper: Tolulope Olugboji, Ziqi Zhang**, Steve Carr**, Canberk Ekmecki** and Mujdat Cetin. On the Detection of Upper Mantle Discontinuities with Radon-Transformed Ps Receiver Functions (CRISP-RF), GJI, https://doi.org/10.1093/gji/ggad447. [pdf].

Evan’s paper has been accepted for publication by JGR, Solid Earth. His paper addresses a fundamental question in submarine seismic imaging using high-frequency body waves. This is often referred to as “reverberation,” waves that “echo” or “sing” again and again.

See details here: https://www.seismosoc.org/awards/travel-grant-types/

Drs. Olugboji (PI) & Baowei Liu (Comp. Scientist) win NSF ACCESS award to construct new maps of Africa’s subsurface using high-performance computing and machine learning. New constraints will help understand Africa’s lithospheric structure, seismicity, tectonics, and interior dynamics.

Our latest research paper, titled “A Short-Period Surface-Wave Dispersion Dataset for Model Assessment of Africa’s Crust: ADAMA”, co-authored by Dr. Tolulope Olugboji and Siyu Xue, an undergraduate research assistant, has just been published in Seismological Research Letters. doi: 10.1785/0220210355

Dr. Tolulope Olugboji gave a virtual talk at McGill University on Oct 22, 2021, titled “The Structure of Oceanic Plates using Machine Learning on Seafloor Vibrations Event”. In this talk, Dr. O described a technique for silencing the singing of

Big congratulations to our new Ph.D. student Jean-Joel who just won the data set grant from UR library to help with studying seismically in Western Africa. Stay tuned for his scientific progress and publications!