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Bookmark or Share- Chris Milliner | INSPYRE - espo.nasa.govMilliner, C.W.D., and A. Donnellan (2022), Using Daily Observations from Planet Labs Satellite Imagery to Separate the Surface Deformation between the 4 July Mw 6.4 Foreshock and 5 July Mw 7.1 Mainshock during the 2019 Ridgecrest Earthquake Sequence Chris Milliner*1 and Andrea Donnellan1, Seismol. Res. Lett.
- Chris MillinerChris Milliner. Current Position: Caltech Postdoc Scholar (2020-present) Past Positions: NASA JPL Postdoc Fellow (2017-2020); UC Berkeley Postdoc Scholar (2016-2017) My research uses geodetic imaging techniques, field surveys and numerical inverse modeling to understand problems in active tectonics and hydrology.
- milliner | Statewide California Earthquake Center - SCECChris Milliner. Caltech. Postdoctoral Scholar. Expertise: Active tectonics, remote sensing, fault mechanics. Website. About Me Publications. My research involves using geodetic and field techniques to better understand how faults release strain throughout the earthquake cycle from the surface to upper mantle depths.
- Chris Milliner | NSRCMilliner, C.W.D., et al. (2020), Resolving the Kinematics and Moment Release of Early Afterslip Within the First Hours Following the 2016 Mw 7.1 Kumamoto Earthquake: Implications for the Shallow Slip Deficit and Frictional Behavior of Aseismic Creep, J. Geophys.
- Research Highlights - Post-doc Chris MillinerChris Milliner is a postdoctoral scholar working with Roland Burgmann on problems related to active tectonics and fault zone deformation. His research focuses on using geodetic techniques to better understand how faults release strain throughout the earthquake cycle from the surface to upper mantle depths.
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