Simon Daout

Dr. Simon Daout

University of Oxford (Dept of Education)

Biography

An important part of my research consists of developing synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) methodologies to measure slow surface displacements (few mm/yr) associated with various processes (active tectonics, surface processes, permafrost, etc...). Another research interest is to reconcile long-term (geological or tectonic) and short-term (geodetic) tectonic models. I am particularly interested in the link between fault behavior and fault geometry, or how to create long-term topography with repeated seismic cycles.

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