Large-scale surface geological features, such as high mountain chains and deep rifted valleys, are ultimately controlled by dynamic processes occurring in the Earth’s lithosphere and asthenosphere. Our research in this area uses an array of geophysical, geochemical, and petrographic techniques to delineate past and present tectonic processes and quantify the strength and direction of plastic flow in the asthenosphere.
Interested in discussing the research we are working on or learning more? Please contact:
Associate Professor, Petroleum Engineering/Geology and Geophysics
573-341-4876 | eckertan@mst.edu |
328 McNutt Hall
Department Chair, Professor, Geology and Geophysics/Geological Engineering
B-35 McNutt Hall
Associate Professor, Geological Engineering
573-341-4100 | grotekr@mst.edu |
157 McNutt Hall
Groundwater and near surface geophysics, specifically in applying these techniques to promote sustainable agriculture and environmental protection.
For additional information regarding Dr. Grote's research, please select here for publications.
Professor, Geology and Geophysics/Petroleum Engineering
573-341-6724 | liukh@mst.edu |
B-43 McNutt Hall
Assistant Professor, Geological Engineering/Geology and Geophysics
573-341-4852 | jlmd9g@mst.edu |
326 McNutt Hall
Geodesy, earthquake and fault mechanics, induced seismicity, inverse problems and modeling, uncertainty quantification, crustal deformation, and geophysical methods.
For more information regarding Dr. Maurer's research, please visit his website, or select here for publications.
Associate Professor, Geology and Geophysics/Petroleum Engineering
573-341-7879 | obristj@mst.edu |
332 McNutt Hall
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