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Research Interest
My research interest is in understanding the evolution of sedimentary basins and their response to sediment load over time. The approach to this problem is made through comparison between observational data consisting of marine heat flow in the Ulleung Basin and model results obtained from simple continental extension and pull-apart opening.
In particular, I hope to address its subsiding history in response to sediment load with using thermo-mechanical models. Previously collected seismic profiles and gravity data together with on-going acquisition of heat flow data can be important constraints. In addition, I am also interested in developing instrumentation to measure temperature and heat flux such as violin-bow type heat probe and long-term heat flow monitoring system moored on the seafloor.
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Ph.D. candidate
M.S. Seoul National University, Sedimentology, 2003
Thesis: Depositional Systems and Environments of Cretaceous Shiwha Formation
B.S. Seoul National University, Oceanography, 2000
email: kkky1 at snu.ac.kr |
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Yoon-Mi Kim
Research Interest
My research interest is understanding how subduction zone starts and evolves through observations of geophysical properties such as gravity, seismic and heat flow. In particular, the comparison of gravity anomaly in several subduction zones shows that there is a big difference between mature and immature ones. Such difference emphasizes the importance of observational data for the modeling of subduction system.
Therefore, the ultimate purpose of my researches is in making more realistic model of subduction zone within observational constraints. |
Ph.D. candidate
M.S. Seoul National University, Geophysics (2007)
Thesis: Gravity Anomalies across the Yap and Mussau Trenches and Their Implications for Induced
Subduction
B.S. Seoul National University, Earth and Environmental Sciences (2004)
email: ymkim1 at snu.ac.kr |
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Ph.D. candidate
B.S. Seoul National University, Earth and Environmental Sciences, 2006
with second major in Mathematics
email: qudekf1 at snu.ac.kr
Research Interest
My research interest is the understanding of mechanism and dynamics
of trench rollback using mantle fluid dynamics modeling.
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Research Interest
have interest in magnetic anomalies and log interpretation.
My current research is about analysis of gas hydrate deep-drill cores.
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M.S. candidate
B.S. Chonnam National University, Geological Environment, 2005
email: hyunholove at snu.ac.kr |
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Research Interest
My currunt research is about the plate reconstructions using the
magnetic anomalies and topography data.
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M.S. candidate
B.S. Sogang University, Physics, 2009
email: chk719 at snu.ac.kr |
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Senior scientist, Korea Polar Research Institute (KOPRI)
email: shpark314 at kopri.re.kr
Ph.D. Geochemistry of volcanic rocks recovered from the Ayu Trough, Manus Basin and Woodlark Basin,
Western Pacific, Seoul National University, SEES, February 2006
M.S., Yonsei University, Geochemistry, 1998
B.S., Yonsei University, Geology, 1995
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Presently living in Cheju Island
B.S., Seoul National University, SEES, 2004
email: ssambbaq at empal.com |
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Presently working for Samsung Co.
Geophysics (Flexural Modeling of the Margin)
B.S., Seoul National University, SEES, 1999
M.S., Seoul National University, SEES, 2003
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Geophysics (Shipboard Vector Magnetic Anomalies of Ayu Trough)
B.S., Korea University, EES, 2000
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Postdoc (Tectonics of South China Sea)
Hanoi Institute of Oceanography, NCST
18 Hoangquoviet-Caugiay, Hanoi, Vietnam
email: nguyen_nhutrung at hotmail.com |
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M.S., Seoul National University
B.S. Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia), Geodesy, 2003
email: cahyonn at snu.ac.kr |
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