Manuel Diercks

We're hiring! 4-year fully-funded PhD in @paleoseismology and #neotectonics of Hellenides🇬🇷 from #cave deformation part of @NCN_PL project at @USinKatowice 👇details mssd.us.edu.pl/en/wp-content/… 👇application due 20/10 irk2.us.edu.pl/en-gb/offer/MS… please spread the word write for Q&A

Tectonic Surfing xkcd.com/2987

Introducing: the AI Georeferencer 🗺️ Our new QGIS add-on generates control points for raster maps automatically, using AI. Here's me georeferencing two maps in QGIS without ever manually adding a GCP:

@ch_gruetze MDPI ?

Excuse me?

@hannokinkel @tamarahking @ekh_sci @ZoeMildon @geologySarah Thanks, yes not only was the PhD a great decision, Plymouth has been a lovely place to live (at least post-pandemic) and I found wonderful friends and colleagues @EarthSciPlymUni

@GeneralShear @tamarahking @ekh_sci @ZoeMildon @geologySarah Glückwunsch, da hat sich die Entscheidung mitten in der Pandemie nach UK zu kommen doch gelohnt.

Many many congratulations to @GeneralShear on passing his PhD viva with no corrections!!! 🥳🥳 It's been a joy to supervise Manu and see him grow into an independent scientist over the past few years. Such good fun working together with @ZoeMildon and @geologySarah too!

@tamarahking @ekh_sci @ZoeMildon @geologySarah Thank you, Tamarah!

@ekh_sci @GeneralShear @ZoeMildon @geologySarah fabulous! So great to see you all and congratulations Dr Manu! Brilliant work 🥳

@wukaimi @ekh_sci @ZoeMildon @geologySarah Thanks, Kamil!

@ZoeMildon Huge thanks to all the friends and colleagues who helped me along the way, but foremost to my amazing team of supervisors! Could not have achieved this without your incredible support! Also many thanks to Tony Morris and Tim Craig for the challenging and thorough examination.

This a backup account for the currently hacked @ paleoseismicity.

please spread the word and don't trust anything coming from that account for the time being

@ekh_sci @wukaimi @SophieJMann @donnyriow @BritGeoSurvey @NERC_COMET @ch_gruetze Thanks Ekbal, I might print that tweet and attach it to my job applications 😉 I have to add that having great supervisors has been very important and I've been very lucky both for my MSc and PhD.

@wukaimi @GeneralShear @SophieJMann @donnyriow @BritGeoSurvey @NERC_COMET @ch_gruetze Yes, he has been great!! Manu started his PhD already with a very high level of academic ability. It's been a real pleasure to work with him over the past few years. But he will be finishing soon so if anyone is after a postdoc I couldn't give a higher recommendation! 😊

I now have enough research students to start a group. Today we had our first virtual group meeting. I'm unashamedly proud of all the amazing things they are doing! Advising students and seeing them grow is one of the most fulfilling things I do. I wish I'd taken a proper photo...

@billy_andrews @EuroGeosciences An interesting topic for everyone working on active fault scarps, and very well presented today. Here's @billy_andrews in action. #EGU24

Excited to present my work @EuroGeosciences on monday. If your interested in fractures and active faults, I'll be live in session TS3.5, room K1 on Monday, 15 April 2024 at 15:05, and loitering with intent to chat for the whole week. Look forward to seeing everyone there! #EGU24

Very happy to announce the publication of my first lead author paper 🎉 Proud to contribute to earthquake hazard research by investigating the rupture relationships between 2 across-strike faults using field observations! Huge thanks to everyone involved. doi.org/10.1016/j.jsg.…

@JamsekPetra @AnaNov4k @JosipaMaslac Nice, which fault is it?

Drone in the trench? Why not? #paleoseismology

New paper: Why geomorphic indices often fail in active tectonics studies paleoseismicity.org/new-paper-why-…

A Comment article in @NatRevEarthEnv discusses the current understanding of the seismic hazard and preconditioning factors that contributed to the recent devastating events in Türkiye and Syria. go.nature.com/3LhVJot

@arapks Thanks for your interest. A publication is in preparation but still a few difficulties to solve. The figure shows vertical deformation, N-S is more challenging.

@GeneralShear is there any publication related to your works ? interesting how InSAR can perform for NS.

Can you detect tectonic N-S deformation using InSAR time series? Discuss with me at my poster on 'High-resolution N-S and vertical deformation in SW-Anatolia'. Session TS3.10 at #egu2023

@wukaimi Thanks for bringing back so many positive memories ... An excellent short course!

Preprint available: Challenges and Limits of Remote Sensing of Active Tectonics in the Slowly Deforming Karst Landscape of W Slovenia and Ne Italy by @GeneralShear, myself, @JulianWelte & @wukaimi. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… 1/5