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Meet some of our long-serving colleagues! #EOSsg wouldn’t be where it is today without the hard work and dedication of all the researchers and staff. So, a big thank you to you all! #15yrsWithEOS

Working with educators in Singapore is key to #EOS community engagement work. In 2022, we started inviting secondary school teachers to come to EOS to co-create products and activities so that teachers and students can benefit from our research. #15YrsWithEOS

#ThrowBack: Monitoring and understanding #SeaLevelRise is key to #EOSsg research. In 2023, EOS launched the first of four new stations to better monitor changes to land height and sea levels in Singapore. #15YrsWithEOS
https://t.co/URrerOyazK

Nature-based solutions (NbS) can deliver different benefits such as reducing flood risk. However, quantifying the value of these benefits has been a challenge. In 2021, #EOSsg published a framework that quantifies the impacts of NbS. #15yrsWithEOS
https://t.co/9Cvj2fBDJF

#ThrowBack: In 2021, an #EOSsg study of ancient corals in Indonesia revealed the longest slow-#earthquake ever recorded. The research discovered that a 32-year slow-slip event led to the catastrophic 1861 Sumatra earthquake. #15yrsWithEOS
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#ThrowBack: Over the last 15 years, #EOSsg has conducted research on natural hazards and climate change in and around Southeast Asia. In 2017, our team discovered a 7,400-year record of past tsunamis in a coastal cave in Indonesia. More: https://t.co/hnUDJZUs7s #15yrsWithEOS

The #EOSsg infrasound monitoring system has recorded many volcanic eruptions since 2013. It provides very useful information for the early detection of distant volcanic eruptions. #15yrsWithEOS
High-quality data is to key to our research. The #EOSsg Centre for Geohazard Observations collects data to study #geohazards & #ClimateChange in & around SE Asia. Since 2009, it has installed over 170 stations in 9 countries or regions. #15yrsWithEOS
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#EOSsg was set up in 2008 after the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, to study natural hazards and climate change in Southeast Asia. To date, our mission remains the same as in 2008. #15yrsWithEOS

In these 15 years, #EOSsg has had an incredible journey filled with growth, success, and impactful research on #earthquakes, #VolcanicEruptions, #tsunamis, and #ClimateChange. Our director Prof Benjamin Horton reflects on its 15th anniversary. #15yrsWithEOS

🎉Happy 15th anniversary to #EOSsg! We celebrated this milestone last week with guests and colleagues. We look forward to more years of scientific discoveries and great collaborations for a safer and more sustainable future for all. #15yrsWithEOS

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