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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

@Aubrey_LaPlante

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PhD student and graduate researcher at NAU. Structural geology, tectonic geomorphology, earthquake and landslide hazards. Climber/Runner/Rubix Cuber (She/hers)

Flagstaff, AZ

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @drimran_farooq: 👏👏 #AcademicTwitter #academia #research #PhD @PhDVoice @PhD_Genie

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RT @nau_ses: SES PhD student @Aubrey_LaPlante gave a master class on applying to grad school to a packed house today

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @gunsnrosesgirl3: Explain the illusion 📹 Imblase

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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@mindat Shows you what I know about minerals.... Is this one right?

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @geosociety: @DeathValleyNPS GSA Graduate Student Research Grant recipients Aubrey Laplante and Wes Johns attended the GSA Foundation De…

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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Find me on threads as isntitaubrious

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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@GoodNewsCorres1 Either Susanna or Morag, the key is looking at the tongue, the form of which is key to producing the round sound of opera. I am definitely convinced it’s Susanna

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @Geo_GIF: First InSAR image of a Marsquake! Recorded as Mf 7.9. Maybe we can get a rover to do some field mapping?

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @EarthScope_sci: During an earthquake, seismic waves can become trapped in sedimentary basins and reverberate as the waves bounce off be…

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @SZ4Grads: ❕Reminder that this is happening TOMORROW!❕Join us in our discussion on DEI in subduction zone research with panelists @madel…

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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Science twitter: What are your typical steps for writing hypotheses? Does it get easier? #science #writingtips #gradschool #geology #phdlife

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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2 years

Love this animation, helps us visual learners.

EarthScope Consortium

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2 years

Focal mechanisms (aka 'beach balls') are based on the direction of the first arriving P wave. They use the patterns of compressions and dilatations received by seismometers to show the faulting motions that produce the earthquake.

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @AdrianCovert: A few years ago someone (not sure who) generated a satellite-like image of what this marshy landscape might’ve looked lik…

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @xonurtan: Movie of catalog-based double-difference locations (updated: 3944 #earthquake) #Turkey #Kahramanmaras #deprem🇹🇷 https://t.co…

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @quakephysics: The first webinar on Fault Mechanics for Numerical Modeling will be on Friday, Feb 17 at 1 pm PST. Dr. Tamara Jeppson wil…

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @SZ4Grads: 📣Event announcement!📣 Please join us next week for a panel discussion on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Subduction Zone…

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @USGS_Quakes: Updated finite fault models for #Türkiye M7.8 & M7.5 EQs now constrained by seismic & geodetic data

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Aubrey LaPlante (MS) (GIT)

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RT @lucadalzilio: Altought faults are conventionally modelled as discontinuity of zero thickness, this example from Kahramanmaraş shows tha…

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