Austin Holland

I started working on my PhD in the fall of 2006. Before that I worked at the INL in the seismic monitoring program. I came back to school cause I have a real passion for teaching at the collegiate level. I have a great deal of research interests and have provided just a short list below.

 

  • Seismology
  • Tectonics
  • Geodynamics
  • Computer Programming and Modeling
  • Embedded Computing

Curriculum Vitae

Picture of me measuring GPS antenna height on the center of the eastern Snake River Plain, Idaho, 2006.


Research

CHIL

I helped install continuous GPS stations in Iceland in the summer of 2007 and 2008 as part of the UofA CHIL CGPS project. It was a great challenge and a lot of fun.

The picture to the right is of CGPS station Kidagil which is located in the central highlands of Iceland.

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CGPS Time Series Analysis

I am working on a method to fit a smooth spline through GPS time series which will provide an elegant method to examine time dependent deformation.

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Crustal Deformation in Arizona using both continuous and campaign GPS measurements

I have been observing benchmarks within Arizona and establishing continuous measurements in the Tucson area.

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Contact Me

Gould-Simpson (BLDG #77) Room 546
Geosciences Department
1040 E. Fourth St. *
P.O. Box 210077 *
Tucson, AZ 85721-0077

* Use either physical address or PO

Office Phone: 520-626-9200
Department Phone: 520-621-6000
Department Fax: 520-621-2672
 
E-mail: holland1@email.arizona.edu