Emma Hill

I am currently Chair of @NTU_ASE and lead the Geodesy Group at @NTU_ASE and @EOS_SG studying natural hazards and sea-level rise in South and Southeast Asia.

[Asian School Of The Environment @ntu_ase]

The 2004 Indian Ocean #earthquake and #tsunami was one of the largest recorded disasters in modern history. Dr @ginasarkawi shares more about her @NatRevEarthEnv review paper with Dr Clarence Sim

#geoscience #geohazards #earthsciences #environment #science #research

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

📢New Review!

Insights into tectonic hazards since the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami

By @ginasarkawi @emh_geodesy @QuakesAndShakes @susilosarimun @AnneSocquet @rinaoktari @muk_s1n @ntu_ase @EOS_SG @univ_syiahkuala @tdmrc @UGrenobleAlpes

https://t.co/A2h47JsVOK

[Emma Hill @emh_geodesy]

11/n: Moving forward, it's crucial to develop comprehensive nature-based strategies that address not only GHG emissions and pollution but also the enduring geological impacts of human activities and alterations to the landscape.

[Emma Hill @emh_geodesy]

1/n: 📢New review paper on how human activities amplify secondary earthquake hazards such as landslides, liquefaction, and tsunami: https://t.co/pxMEzFg3Ng @ntu_ase @EOS_SG @NTUsg @CoastalLabNTU @davidlallemant @wangyu_1979 @sharadhask03 @ScienceNTU @ETH_en

[Emma Hill @emh_geodesy]

10/n: Climate change is intricately connected to most of these processes. As we warm our planet, most of these feedback systems can negatively impact earthquake-related hazards. Relative sea-level rise can increases the risk of post-earthquake flooding, tsunami, and liquefaction.

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

🚨New Perspective!

Human modifications to the environment can amplify the hazards from earthquake-triggered landslides, liquefaction & tsunami🌊⚠️

This Perspective by @emh_geodesy et al. discusses these links to identify steps for hazard mitigation

https://t.co/RpQSgDGiEI

[Luca Dal Zilio @lucadalzilio]

📣🚨 We're hiring a Research Fellow in Physics-Based Seismic Hazard Assessment at @EOS_SG. The selected candidate will work on earthquake processes and tectonic dynamics in the Southeast Asian Ring of Fire: https://t.co/wJt5cBKzuf

🙏 Please share! Thanks.

[Earth Observatory SG @EOS_SG]

Great presentations and fruitful discussions at the #InVEST_EOS Quarterly Meeting! #EOSsg scientists from different research groups exchanged valuable insights on seismic and volcanic hazards in Southeast Asia.

Learn more about the InVEST programme: https://t.co/atKW87maol

[Asian School Of The Environment @ntu_ase]

@nd_pins from ASE's #teelab or Tropical #ecology & #entomology Lab shares why #bats are actually #coolcreatures that provide a plethora of benefits to us and our #ecosystem

Happy #halloween !

#bats #batsarecool #batsarecute #pollinators #halloween2023 #Batman
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[Earth Observatory SG @EOS_SG]

Slow slip events, also known as 'silent earthquakes', don't generate strong shaking. A new #EOSsg study in collaboration with @OVSICORI_UNA discovered the first observations of slow slip events in Osa Peninsula, in Southern Costa Rica.

https://t.co/tUCCoUO3dt

[Asian School Of The Environment @ntu_ase]

A rupture in one of the nearby subduction zones could potentially cause Singapore to sink over time. @EOS_SG PhD Candidate Grace Ng shares some of her key research findings with us
#internationaldayfordisasterriskreduction #earthquakes #tectonics #disasterpreparedness

[Emma Hill @emh_geodesy]

@lucadalzilio @theAGU Congratulations Luca!! 🤩