Have you ever wondered how seismic swarms around slow slip events (SSEs) might work? In our recent work, we study the complex seismic migrations around the onset of a shallow SSEs in the Copiapó ridge in 2023. (1/2)

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Looking forward to a week full of science and networking at #EGU25! Join my talk on Thursday afternoon if you want to learn about the seismicity in Northern Chile and how swarms reveal the mechanisms of slow slip.

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The registration for our International Training School for AI in Seismology is open now! The school combines lectures, poster sessions, practical tutorials, and networking opportunities.

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Here you go! I picked a few of the burst migration speeds by hand and they are in the range of 2 km/h.

Hi Seismo-Bluesky! I decided to test a pipeline with SeisBench, PyOcto, NonLinLoc, and HypoDD on the Santorini sequence. The level of activity (>4,500 events) is truly stunning! There are repeated bursts migrating backwards and forwards, spreading outwards from a narrow, almost linear channel.

Ready for #agu24. Come join our sessions on AI for solid Earth geosciences on Monday and Tuesday morning.

Looking forward to a week of science at AGU. Wednesday morning I'll present my poster on LFE detection with deep learning. Wednesday afternoon I'll speak about the PyOcto phase associator.

And I already got the super cool @weareseismica.bsky.social tag!