Julie Elliott

Research Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Dr. Julie Elliott is a Research Assistant Professor at Michigan State University, USA. Her research focuses on geodynamics, particularly the slip behavior of megathrusts and the influence of mantle flow on crustal dynamics. Recent publications include studies on variations in megathrust slip, the kinematics of seismic events in Alaska, and historical geospatial analyses of glacial landforms.

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Matthew Pritchard

Cornell University

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Jeffrey Freymueller

Professor, Endowed Chair for Geology of the Solid Earth

Michigan State University

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Logan Fusso

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Songqiao Wei

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

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Ronni Grapenthin

Associate Professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Variation in slip behaviour along megathrusts controlled by multiple physical properties

Fluids control along-strike variations in the Alaska megathrust slip

Cascading rupture of a megathrust

Large-scale, crustal-block vertical extrusion between the Hines Creek and Denali faults coeval with slip localization on the Denali fault since ca. 45 Ma, Hayes Range, Alaska, USA

Investigating the Effect of Mantle Flow and Viscosity Structure on Surface Velocities in Alaska Using 3‐D Geodynamic Models

The deep Shumagin gap filled: Kinematic rupture model and slip budget analysis of the 2020 Mw 7.8 Simeonof earthquake constrained by GNSS, global seismic waveforms, and floating InSAR

Slipping and Locking in Earth’s Earthquake Factories

Historic photographs of glaciers and glacial landforms from the Ralph Stockman Tarr collection at Cornell University

A Block Model of Present‐Day Kinematics of Alaska and Western Canada

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Matthew Pritchard

Jeffrey Freymueller

Logan Fusso

Songqiao Wei

Ronni Grapenthin

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