Graduated students

Graduated Post-graduate Students

(*principal supervisory role)

37. JAMES LA GRECA (MSc, 2022)*

Ground shaking and environmental effects from the 2021 Woods Point earthquake, Victoria, Australia

36. MUHAMMAD KHAERAN ALI (MSc Geoscience, 2022)*

Rupture segmentation on the Nullarbor Plain, south-central Australia

35. JESSIE VERMEER (PhD, 2022)*

Neotectonic Evolution of an Incipient Continental Plate Boundary Fault Intersection, Hope-Kelly Fault System, New Zealand

34. MATTHEW WOOD (PhD, 2022)

Arc segmentation and landscape evolution in the Bhutan Himalaya 

33. MEGAN WITHERS (PhD, Monash, 2022)

When plate boundaries misalign: Distributing deformation at the terminations of continental transform faults

32. CATHERINE PERYER (MSc, 2021)*

Investigating geometry and timing of neotectonic faulting in intraplate geological settings using geologic and geospatial data

31. HIWA MOHAMMADI (PhD, 2021)*

Coulomb stress modelling of recent and paleo-earthquakes in Australia and New Zealand

30. HAIBIN YANG (PhD, 2021)

The structure, rheology, and rupture mechanics of seismogenic faulting in continental lithosphere

29. TAMARAH KING (PhD, 2020)*

Geologic expressions of faulting and earthquake strong ground motions in intraplate bedrock terrains (Funded by the ARC via a Discovery Grant)

28. KEVIN KUANG (MSc, 2018)*

Paleoseismology and Landscape Evolution of the Willunga Fault, Mount Lofty Ranges (Funded by the Australian Research Council, GHD and SA Water))

27. ANDREW WILSON (MSc, 2018)*

Plio-Quaternary Faulting and Neotectonic Behaviour of the Willunga Fault, Mt Lofty Ranges, South Australia (Funded by the Australian Research Council, GHD and SA Water)

26. JOSH BORELLA (PhD, 2017)*

Geologic and anthropogenic influences on rockfall and liquefaction in the 2010-2011 Canterbury earthquakes and their prehistoric predecessors (Funded by the New Zealand Earthquake Commission)

25. SHARON HORNBLOW (PhD, 2016)*

Paleoseismicity and rupture characteristics of the Greendale Fault and formation of the Canterbury Plains (Sarah Beanland Scholarship Winner)

24. SARAH BASTIN (PhD, 2016)*

Liquefaction and paleo-liquefaction in Christchurch (Funded by the New Zealand Earthquake Commission)

23. NARGES KHAJAVI (PhD, 2016)*

Paleoseismology of the Hurunui segment of the Hope Fault, New Zealand (UC Doctoral Scholarship Winner)

22. DAVID JACOBSON (MSc, 2016)*

Paleoseismology of the Lake Heron Fault system, South Island, New Zealand (Funded by the New Zealand Earthquake Commission)

21. ELLYSE GORE (MSc, 2016)*

Paleoseismology of the Lees Valley system, South Island, New Zealand (Funded by the New Zealand Earthquake Commission)

20. KIERAN GRACE (MSc, 2015)

Meander loop migration and its effect on liquefaction susceptibility: Liquefaction along the Heathcote River during the 2010-12 Canterbury Earthquake Sequence (Funded by the New Zealand Earthquake Commission)

19. TIMOTHY STAHL (PhD, 2014)*

Earthquake history of the Fox Peak and Forest Creek Faults, New Zealand (UC Scholarship Winner)

18. GREGORY DE PASCALE (PhD, 2014)

Neotectonics and Geohazards of the Alpine Fault, New Zealand (NZIDRS Scholarship Winner)

17. PERI SASNETT (MSc, 2014)*

Analogue modelling of strike-slip surface ruptures: Implications for Greendale Fault mechanics and paleoseismology (Funded by a Fulbright Scholarship)

16. BRENDAN DUFFY (PhD, U Canterbury, 2013)*

The Structural and Geomorphic Development of Active Orogens, From Single Earthquake to Million Year Timescales, Timor Leste and New Zealand (UC and National Top Achiever Scholarship Winner; Research funded by the RSNZ Marsden Fund and New Zealand Earthquake Commission)

15. JONATHON CLARIDGE (MSc, U Canterbury, 2013)*

Patterns of crustal deformation resulting from the 2010-2011 Canterbury earthquake sequence