BSc in Digital Geoscience at Royal Holloway, University of London, 2017-2020MRes in Volcanology at Durham University, 2020-2021
Research Interests:
I am currently undertaking a PhD as part of the SPIN-ITN (Seismological Parameters and INstrumentation). My project involves researching the mechanisms behind triggering due to volcanic unrest and the relative importance of the specifics of earthquake related ground motion versus the intrinsic state of volcanic materials at a given point in time. My project incorporates seismology, volcanology and numerical modelling and I will be looking at data from the 2016 eruption of Sierra Negra, Galapagos Islands and from Mt Teide, Tenerife.
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Eleanor Dunn
Email: edunn-at-cp.dias.ie
Qualifications:
BSc in Digital Geoscience at Royal Holloway, University of London, 2017-2020MRes in Volcanology at Durham University, 2020-2021
Research Interests:
I am currently undertaking a PhD as part of the SPIN-ITN (Seismological Parameters and INstrumentation). My project involves researching the mechanisms behind triggering due to volcanic unrest and the relative importance of the specifics of earthquake related ground motion versus the intrinsic state of volcanic materials at a given point in time. My project incorporates seismology, volcanology and numerical modelling and I will be looking at data from the 2016 eruption of Sierra Negra, Galapagos Islands and from Mt Teide, Tenerife.
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