Posters & presentations
Hamed Karimi (P1)
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2022: Efficiency of different signal processing methods to isolate signature characteristics in altimetric water level measurements.
2024: Determination of realistic uplift rate and noise assessment using GNSS coordinate time series.
2025: A new approach for GNSS time-series analysis with focus on uncertainty and sensitivity.
Betty Heller-Kaikov (P2)
GGHS 2022, Austin, USA – The Uplift Project: Geophysical Modeling of Vertical Motion Processes Constrained by Geodetic and Geological Observations.
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2023: Separation of signal components in global gravity models.
2024: Signal separation in global, temporal gravity data using a multi-channel U-Net.
IUGG 2023, Berlin, Germany – Gravity signal separation using a neural network.
GeoAI 2023, Hamburg, Germany – Signal Separation in Global, Temporal Gravity Data.
GGHS 2024, Thessaloniki, Greece – Separation of temporal gravity signals using standard statistical and neural network methods.
Dieke Gerritsen (P3)
Castle Meeting:
2022 (17th, Croatia): Influence of data filters on the position and precision of paleomagnetic poles: What is the optimal sampling strategy?
2024 (18th, Utrecht, NL): Magnetic tracing of lost time in Cenozoic sediments from the northern Rocky Mountains, USA.
GSA:
2022, Denver, USA: Magnetostratigraphy and rock magnetism in the western US.
2024, Anaheim, USA: Magnetic tracing of lost time in Cenozoic sediments from the northern Rocky Mountains, USA.
AGU 2023, San Francisco, USA – Magnetic tracing of lost time in Cenozoic sediments from SW Montana.
EGU 2025, Vienna, Austria – Magnetic tracing of lost time in Cenozoic sediments: Testing dynamic topography of the Yellowstone plume, USA.
Alina Lucia Ludat (P4)
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2024: Unravelling the Tectonic History of an Intraplate Region: A Geochronological Study of the Danube Fault, Bavarian Forest, Germany.
2025: Unravelling Fault Reactivation History: Geochronological Insights from a Major Intraplate Fault in the Bavarian Forest, Germany.
GSA 2024, Anaheim, USA – Preliminary Geochronological Constraints on the Tectonic History of a Major Intraplate Fault, Danube Fault, Germany.
Isabel Papanagnou (P5)
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2022: Geodynamic predictions of seismic structure and discontinuity topography of the mantle transition zone.
2023: Geodynamic-mineralogical predictions of mantle transition zone seismic structure.
2024: Geodynamic-mineralogical predictions of mantle transition zone seismic structure.
2025: Dynamic and seismic expressions of mineral phase transitions in mantle circulation models computed with TerraNeo.
SEDI 2022, Zurich, Switzerland – Geodynamic predictions of seismic structure and discontinuity topography of the mantle transition zone.
Deep Earth Mini Symposium, Münster, Germany – Geodynamic predictions of seismic structure and discontinuity topography of the mantle transition zone.
Hamish Brown (P6)
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2022: Asthenospheric Flow through the Izanagi-Pacific Slab Window and its Influence in East Asia.
2023: The influence of slab window asthenospheric flow on intraplate volcanism, dynamic uplift, and present-day mantle heterogeneity in East Asia.
2024: Synthetic Hiatus Maps as a Tool for Constraining Global Mantle Circulation Models.
2025: Probing the influence of the mantle viscosity profile on the density spectrum and its effect on present-day surface observations.
SEDI 2022, Zurich, Switzerland – Asthenospheric Flow through the Izanagi-Pacific Slab Window and its influence on Dynamic Topography and Intraplate Volcanism in East Asia.
SEDI UK 2024, Leeds, UK – Synthetic Hiatus Maps as a Tool for Constraining Global Mantle Circulation Models.
Maximilian Rau (P7)
Mid-European Geomorphology Meeting (DGGM):
2022, Kaprun, Austria: Conceptual Approach: Modelling Plume Mode Erosion in a Multilayer Landscape Model Using TopoToolbox.
2023, Aachen, Germany: Landscape evolution of Central Europe.
2024, Leipzig, Germany: A Central European Landscape Evolution Model Explaining Sudden Drainage Reversals.
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2023: Towards Integrating Rockwall Retreat into a Multilayer Landscape Evolution Model Using TopoToolbox to Investigate Plume Mode Erosion.
2024: A landscape evolution model of how uplift has shaped drainage patterns in Central Europe.
2025: A landscape evolution model deciphering the influence of large-scale uplift patterns on the Central European drainage system.
Berta Vilacís Baurier (P8)
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2022: Tracing upper mantle flow patterns through continent-scale hiatus surfaces in the Indo-Atlantic Realms since the Upper Jurassic.
2023: Pressure-driven upper-mantle flow in the Indo-Atlantic Realm since the Upper Jurassic inferred from continent-scale hiatus surfaces and oceanic spreading rate variations.
2024: Global continental hiatus surfaces as a proxy for tracking dynamic topography since the Upper Jurassic.
2025: Tracking dynamic topography through hiatus surfaces.
Other Conferences:
SEDI 2022, Zurich, Switzerland: Tracing active upper mantle flow using continental-scale hiatus surfaces and spreading rate changes in the Atlantic and Indo-Australian Realms since the Upper Jurassic.
AHPGG 2022, Toledo, Spain: Mapping active upper mantle flow using continental-scale hiatus surfaces in the Atlantic and Indo-Australian Realms since the Upper Jurassic.
AGU 2023, San Francisco, USA: Upper-mantle flow in the Indo-Atlantic Realm since the Upper Jurassic: Insights from continent-scale hiatus surfaces and oceanic spreading-rate variations.
LEGEF-IEC, Barcelona, Spain: Evolució de la topografia dinàmica i els moviments de convecció terrestre utilitzant superfícies d’hiat i canvis de velocitat entre plaques des del Juràssic superior.
DRT 2024, Barcelona, Spain: Continental dynamic topography inferred from global hiatus surfaces since the Upper Jurassic.
Andreas Burkhart (P9)
CoMPS Annual Meeting, Garching, Germany: HyTeG Form & Operator Generation.
HyTeG Developer Workshop, Raitenhaslach, Germany: Participation only.
Eugenio d’Ascoli (P10)
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2023: TerraNeo: Ongoing development of a scalable mantle convection code for exascale computing.
2024: TerraNeo: Development of a scalable mantle convection code for exascale computing.
Mugabo Wilson Dusingizimana (S4)
EGU 2025, Vienna, Austria – Lithological Characterisation of Extruded Salt-Diapir-Caprock Systems in the Zagros Mountains in Iran Using Satellite-Based Multispectral and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing.
Roman Freißler (S5)
EGU 2025, Vienna, Austria – A tomographic testbed for geodynamic reconstructions of past mantle flow.
Yi-Wei Chen (Postdoctoral researcher)
EGU, Vienna, Austria:
2023: Lesser Antilles slab reconstruction suggests significant northwestwards lateral slab transportation underneath the Caribbean.
2024: Testing tomography-based plate reconstructions from a paired, inverse-forward closed-loop experiment in a mantle circulation model.
2025: Tomotectonic reconstructions validated via mantle circulation models in a closed-loop experiment.
Other Conferences:
GGHS 2022, Austin, USA: The Uplift Project: Geophysical Modeling of Vertical Motion Processes Constrained by Geodetic and Geological Observations.
SEDI 2022, Zurich, Switzerland: Caribbean plate tilted and actively dragged eastwards by low-viscosity asthenospheric flow.