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Earth Dynamics Lab
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The lab explores the dynamics of the solid Earth through structural geology and related approaches.
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Exploring the movement of the solid Earth through structural geology.
Earth Dynamics Lab is led by Professor Masahiro Ishikawa, and its listed research fields include structural geology, high-pressure seismic wave velocity measurement, solid Earth dynamics, and tectonics.
Geoenvironmental science is also listed as one of its research fields.
Professor Ishikawa, who leads the lab, is a faculty member of the Department of Environmental Risk Symbiosis in the College of Urban Sciences, and is in charge of the Department of Natural Environment in the Graduate School of Environment and Information Sciences.
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The official faculty profile lists the following as Professor Masahiro Ishikawa's research fields: structural geology, high-pressure seismic wave velocity measurement, solid Earth dynamics, tectonics, and geoenvironmental science.
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- Top image: “Folded Rock Provo Canyon” Kerk Phillips / Public domain (cropped)
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