Read article: Machine learning detects seismic activity in noisy cities
Machine learning detects seismic activity in noisy cities
UrbanDenoiser algorithm is trained to filter out traffic and other human activity
Read article: Machine learning detects seismic activity in noisy cities
Read article: Geophysical surveys reveal Yellowstone’s hydrothermal underworld
Geophysical surveys reveal Yellowstone’s hydrothermal underworld
Natural plumbing system beneath the famously volcanic US national park mapped for the first time
Read article: Quantum phase transition detected deep inside the Earth
Quantum phase transition detected deep inside the Earth
Spin crossover in iron could be linked to increases in the frequency of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
Read article: Icequakes and rogue waves: geoscientists and musicians interpret the sounds of the sea
Icequakes and rogue waves: geoscientists and musicians interpret the sounds of the sea
This podcast looks at Arctic seismology and music inspired by the ocean
Read article: Why quantum technologists and materials scientists need to talk, lockdown silence is a boon to seismologists
Why quantum technologists and materials scientists need to talk, lockdown silence is a boon to seismologists
In this podcast we chat about building better quantum devices and the seismology of human activity
Read article: Melting glaciers have been shifting the Earth’s poles since 1995, new study suggests
Melting glaciers have been shifting the Earth’s poles since 1995, new study suggests
Movement of water from land to the oceans is affecting our planet’s rotation
Read article: Strolling in the deep
Strolling in the deep
Ian Randall reviews The Brilliant Abyss by Helen Scales
Read article: Iridium in undersea crater confirms asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs
Iridium in undersea crater confirms asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs
Rock cores from Chicxulub crater contain elements associated with Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event
Read article: Global map of tiny ‘third-degree tides’ made using satellite observations
Global map of tiny ‘third-degree tides’ made using satellite observations
Measurement and analysis of effect described as “truly astounding”
Read article: Learning the lessons from the Haiyuan quake 100 years on
Learning the lessons from the Haiyuan quake 100 years on
The day “the mountains walked” destroyed several cities in China and killed 230,000 people
