Ross Parnell-Turner

Assistant Professor

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

United States

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Ross Parnell-Turner is an Assistant Professor at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in the United States. His research focuses on seismicity, hydroacoustic signals, and geological processes related to mid-ocean ridges and mantle plumes. Recent publications include studies on earthquake seismicity, submarine landslides, and the use of machine learning in seismic data analysis.

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Detection and Analysis of Aleutian Arc Seismicity (2022–2023) Using an Autonomous Hydrophone Array

Hydroacoustic Signals Recorded by CTBTO Network Suggest a Possible Submarine Landslide in Trou Sans Fond Canyon, Offshore Ivory Coast, March 2024

Deformation on Rainbow Massif, Mid‐Atlantic Ridge, Illuminated With Microearthquakes Detected by Machine Learning

Magma-induced tectonics at the East Pacific Rise 9°50’N: Evidence from high-resolution characterization of seafloor and subseafloor

Earthquake Seismicity Reveals the Location and Significance of the Shona Mantle Plume in the South Atlantic Ocean

Machine Learning‐Based New Earthquake Catalog Illuminates On‐Fault and Off‐Fault Seismicity Patterns at the Discovery Transform Fault, East Pacific Rise

Significance of Short‐Wavelength Magnetic Anomaly Low Along the East Pacific Rise Axis, 9°50′N

The Role of On‐ and Off‐Axis Faults and Fissures During Eruption Cycles and Crustal Accretion at 9°50′N, East Pacific Rise

Gravity Anomalies and Implications for Shallow Mantle Processes of the Western Cocos‐Nazca Spreading Center

The Global Spectrum of Seafloor Morphology on Mid‐Ocean Ridge Flanks Related to Magma Supply

Relative Timing of Off‐Axis Volcanism From Sediment Thickness Estimates on the 8°20’N Seamount Chain, East Pacific Rise

Discovery of active off-axis hydrothermal vents at 9° 54′N East Pacific Rise

Hydroacoustic Monitoring of Seafloor Spreading and Transform Faulting in the Equatorial Atlantic Ocean

Extent and Volume of Lava Flows Erupted at 9°50′N, East Pacific Rise in 2005–2006 From Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Surveys

Microseismicity Indicates Atypical Small‐Scale Plate Rotation at the Quebrada Transform Fault System, East Pacific Rise

Tracking Crustal Permeability and Hydrothermal Response During Seafloor Eruptions at the East Pacific Rise, 9°50’N

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Jianhua Gong

Michael Perfit

Thibaut Barreyre

Wenyuan Fan

Javier Escartin

Santiago Herrera

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