Mike Kendall
Research Interests
Research problem: geophysical methods to study the dynamic Earth, with applications to hazards and natural resources
Range of research currently being conducted: studies of the Earth's deep interior; volcano seismology; carbon capture and storage; geothermal resources; plate tectonic processes
Potential DPhil projects: Seismic methods to study volcanoes; crustal structure and mantle processes in continental rifting; induced seismicity and sub-surface industries such as CCS
Research methods: machine learning; distributed acoustic sensors using fibre optics; array seismology; geomechanics modelling; seismic waveform modelling
Qualifications and Experience
PhD, supervised nearly 40 PhD students since 1995.
Personal Research Keywords
Geophysics, seismology, tectonics, volcanology, resources, hazards
Contact Details
Department of Earth Sciences
3 South Parks Road
Oxford, OX1 3AN
Critical Natural Resources
Deep Earth, Geodynamics and Geochemistry
Volcanology, Seismology and Active Tectonics
Dynamic Earth, Surface Processes and Natural Hazards
Earth Sciences