Stunning weather on #VancouverIsland during our fieldtrip! We hope to be able to decipher #sealevel history and recurrence of #tsunamis in the region. Thanks to Jessica Pilarczyk for making this unique trip possible! #Cascadia #fieldwork

Requisite group photo here in the campus of the University of the Philippines Diliman.

So happy to have found Hannah Spero who shares the passion for #boulders. Hope we are up for some boulderly adventures in the future! 🌊🪨 Forecasting Coastal Change: From Cores to Code #storm #tsunami #Philippines

Tilted houses and tree due to continuous #creeping since centuries in #Sibratsgfäll #Rindberg #Austria. A major phase of #landslide activity in May 1999 occurred after presistent 2-week long #rainfall with rates of #downlsope movement of up to 10 m per day!

Ever heard of #Earthquake / #Seismic Baroque? It´s earthquake-proof churches. Height & width ~ equal to reduce rocking motion. Bell tower built serperately as the most vulnerable part that may collapse into the main building #architecture #Philippines #Luzon #Paoay #Vigan UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳

#IGCP725 annual meeting on the #Philippines: Talks and posters in #Manila followed by a field trip to northern #Luzon with #microatolls, #boulders, #dunes, #coastal #erosion and yummy local food. Many thanks to the organizers for this amazing meeting!

#Beach #nourishment in #Manila #Philippines: offshore #sand is pumped into nearshore waters for land reclamation and later development. I can´t help, but think of #liquefaction and sinking or tilting of builings during the next large #earthquake! #engineering #replenishment

Far-field effects of #typhoon #Krathon during the #IGCP725 field trip in northern #Luzon #Philippines: Large #swell #waves left #wrack, most of all plastic and #driftwood, on the beaches and locally caused significant #coastal #erosion.

Today, we honor the lives lost and resilience of survivors of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, which claimed over 200,000 lives 20 years ago. A stark reminder of nature’s power and the need for preparedness. More about our work on tsunami preparedness 👉ow.ly/AMTc50UsClp

Today, 20 years ago, the 2004 Indian Ocean #Tsunami happened. Let´s remember those who lost their lives in this #disaster, but also remind us how important #hazard related #research is in order to be better prepared for the next #event! #IOT #IOT2004 #IndianOceanTsunami2004

The new season of #Sedimentology.Lunch Talks starts in May! Talks will cover various topics, such as river dynamics, provenance analysis, the North German Basin… For information and registration visit dggv.de/bildungsangebo… #sedimentology #talks #research #topics DGGV - Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft - Geol Ve

The new season of Sedimentology.Lunch-Talks starts in May with a presentation by Dr. Cécile Blanchet. For more information visit dggv.de/bildungsangebo… #sedimentology #riverdynamics #continentalmargins #talks #research DGGV - Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft - Geol Ve

This is how the #ClimateCrisis could make rare #Tsunami events more common and destructive 🌊

Join us for the upcoming online Sedimentology.Lunch-Talk on June 12: Sedimentary patterns and provenance of the Rosenhof Member (Nama Group, S Namibia) - by Mandy Zieger-Hofmann (SNSD) More info dggv.de/bildungsangebo… #sedimentology #talks #research #provenance #Namibia DGGV - Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft - Geol Ve

🚨 Switzerland: Blatten declares ‘special situation’ as glacier collapses 👀 More info below...

Aerial footage of Blatten in Switzerland after glacier collapse.

The upcoming Sedimentology.Lunch-Talk (July 10) will focus on “The Story of the North German Basin and Potentials for Today” – presented by Prof. Dr. Magdalena Scheck-Wenderoth from GFZ. dggv.de/bildungsangebo… #sedimentology #talks #research DGGV - Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft - Geol Ve #GFZ GFZ

the California Geological Survey has prepared a survey to gather your observations from the M8.8 Kamchatka, Russia Tsunami If you have been able to make any observations of the tsunami or of the evidence left behind by tsunami, we want your information: survey123.arcgis.com/share/76979db3…

Today is my first official day as full #professor for #sedimentology at Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn. It´s been a long way, but now I am super excited about all new tasks and opportunities, my own #researchgroup and all upcoming projects! #academia #HazardResearch