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William Wilcock
University of Washington Seattle CampusMeeting roles in:
Evaluation of Self-Calibrating Pressure Gauges for Seafloor Geodesy: Instrument Comparisons at Axial Seamount
Laboratory Evaluations of an A-0-A Calibrated Pressure Instrument for the Cascadia Offshore Subduction Zone Observatory
Insights into the Recent Inflation of Axial Seamount from Horizontal Seafloor Geodesy
Spar Buoys for Seafloor Geodesy and Physical Oceanographic Observations on the Shallow Continental Shelf
Spar Buoys for Seafloor Geodesy and Physical Oceanographic Observations on the Shallow Continental Shelf
Active Protothrusts and Fluid Highways: Seismic Noise Reveals Hidden Subduction Dynamics in Cascadia
Earthquake Detection and Location Using Machine Learning on Integrated Offshore Distributed Acoustic Sensing and Seismic Arrays
A Comparison of Inflation and Seismicity Rates Before and Since the 2015 Eruption at Axial Seamount and Implications for Eruption Forecasting
Insights into Caldera-Ridge Interactions and Eruption Preparation at Axial Seamount from Machine-Learning Analysis of Cabled and Temporary OBS data
Relative seismic velocity changes at Axial Seamount
Migrating tremors indicate the activation of satellite magma reservoirs preceding the 2015 Axial Seamount eruption
Expanding the Search for Possible Tectonic Tremor-like Signals Offshore Cascadia
P-wave First-Motion Polarity Classification for Seafloor Microearthquakes Using Transfer Learning at Axial Seamount
The Cascadia Offshore Subduction Zone Observatory Infrastructure Project
Seismic Tomography of the Alaska Subduction Zone Using Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS)
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