Martijn van den Ende (@martijnende) 's Twitter Profile
Martijn van den Ende

@martijnende

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linkhttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Martijn_Van_Den_Ende calendar_today07-09-2010 15:09:30

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I propose that we all stop doing what we're doing and instead try to solve the problem of "Dear Professor. Share a nice paper" spam.

Huihui Weng (@huihui_weng) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How can we assess a fault system's seismic hazard? Our new Nature Communications paper with Faqi Diao, Pablo Ampuero, and others shows how combining high-resolution fault coupling with a physics-based model reveals max earthquake potential: nature.com/articles/s4146…

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Classical fracture mechanics theory predicts a speed limit that conflicts with recent lab experiments. Here I present a new theory in Kelvin viscoelasticity, revealing continuous terminal speeds from slow slip events to supershear ruptures. My preprint: doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.…

Classical fracture mechanics theory predicts a speed limit that conflicts with recent lab experiments. Here I present a new theory in Kelvin viscoelasticity, revealing continuous terminal speeds from slow slip events to supershear ruptures. My preprint: doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.…
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Huge (and belated) congratulations to Martijn van den Ende for receiving the Keiiti Aki Early Career Award of AGU (American Geophysical Union) Seismology Section of AGU for his groundbreaking research in Seismology and beyond, from experimental rock friction & earthquake cycle modeling to Deep Learning analysis of DAS data

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"Nobel Prize is NOT about citations" Proceeds to give an example of a person who accumulated 47k citations in 7 years after his PhD...

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It troubles me that next week I'll be seeing lots of people I've only ever met online, and now I need to recognise them based on a distorted webcam view or social media avatar

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📢 Ready to use artificial intelligence to revolutionize seismology? Then join us at the International Training School "AI 4 Seismology" on May 5-8, 2025 ScaDS.AI Leipzig. So far confirmed trainers: - Prof. Tarje Nissen-Meyer (University of Exeter) - René Steinmann (GFZ)

📢 Ready to use artificial intelligence to revolutionize seismology? Then join us at the International Training School "AI 4 Seismology" on May 5-8, 2025 <a href="/Sca_DS/">ScaDS.AI</a> Leipzig.

So far confirmed trainers:
- Prof. Tarje Nissen-Meyer (<a href="/UniofExeter/">University of Exeter</a>)
- <a href="/resteine/">René Steinmann</a> (<a href="/GFZ_Potsdam/">GFZ</a>)
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The "AI 4 Seismology" Training will cover: 🔬 Fundamentals of Seismology and #AI 🖥️ #AI Applications in Earthquake Seismology 🌿 Environmental Seismology 📊 Data & Software Management 🚀 HPC and #BigData in Seismological Research 📈 Advanced Visualization Techniques

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Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) has great potential for rapid response seismic deployments, but can it replace existing seismometer deployments? Van den Ende et al. put this idea to the test. Read now: seismica.library.mcgill.ca/article/view/1…

Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) has great potential for rapid response seismic deployments, but can it replace existing seismometer deployments? Van den Ende et al. put this idea to the test.
Read now: seismica.library.mcgill.ca/article/view/1…
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La technique de mesure acoustique distribuée (DAS) a un potentiel certain pour le suivi post-sismique rapide d'évènements sismiques. Mais ce système pourrait il se substituer aux déploiements de sismomètres existants? Van den Ende et al. se sont penchés sur le sujet.