Dr Anna Horleston

Research summary

I am a seismologist currently working as the technician for the ERC funded CoMITAC project overseeing our seismic and computational equipment as well as the geophysics group's broader equipment pool. I have several years experience in broadband seismology managing deployments in locations scattered all over the world. 

Aside from seismic instrumentation my research interests are slowly expanding from my roots in subduction zone structure and sediment recycling to a broader interest in global seismicity and all that we can learn from it.

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Recent publications

• Horleston, AC & Helffrich, GR 2012, ‘Constraining sediment subduction: A converted phase study of the Aleutians and Marianas’. EPSL, vol 359-360., pp. 141-151
• Bastow, ID, Kendall, J, Brisbourne, AM, Snyder, DB, Thompson, D, Hawthorn, D, Helffrich, GR, Wookey, J, Horleston, A & Eaton, D 2011, ‘The Hudson Bay Lithospheric Experiment’. Astronomy & Geophysics, vol 52., pp. 21-24

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