Ellen Rathje

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University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Professor Ellen Rathje is a faculty member at the University of Texas at Austin, USA. Her research primarily focuses on liquefaction and seismic performance, with recent publications addressing liquefaction triggering in induced seismic events and the modeling of tailings dam failures. She also explores seismic slope deformation patterns and the factors influencing induced seismicity in oil-producing regions.

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Jon Olson

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University of Texas at Austin

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Scott Staniewicz

Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

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Clinton Wood

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University of Arkansas

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Liquefaction Triggering at Sites Impacted by the 2016 Mw 5.8 Pawnee, Oklahoma, Induced Earthquake

Liquefaction Triggering Model for Induced Seismic Events in Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas

Hybrid Finite-Element and Material Point Method for Modeling Liquefaction-Induced Tailings Dam Failures

Runout of liquefaction-induced tailings dam failure: Influence of earthquake motions and residual strength

Evolution of Approaches to Evaluate the Seismic Performance of Earth Slopes

Introduction of Professor Jonathan D. Bray, 2022 Seed Lecturer

Insights into seismic slope deformation patterns using finite element analysis

Distinguishing the Causal Factors of Induced Seismicity in the Delaware Basin: Hydraulic Fracturing or Wastewater Disposal?

Key Trends Regarding the Effects of Site Geometry on Lateral Spreading Displacements

InSAR Reveals Complex Surface Deformation Patterns Over an 80,000 km2 Oil‐Producing Region in the Permian Basin

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Jon Olson

Scott Staniewicz

Clinton Wood

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