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Anne Becel

Lamont Associate Research Professor in the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory; Adjunct Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences

Columbia University

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MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

Climate School

EIL Lamont (LDEO)

EIL Marine & Polar Geophysics

Anne Becel is currently serving as a Climate School Lamont Associate Research Professor in the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory; Adjunct Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University.

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Anne Becel

Columbia University

Lamont Associate Research Professor in the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory; Adjunct Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences

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earth science tectonics seismology geophysics geophysical research subduction zones tectonophysics geodynamics marine geology geology regional tectonics planetary sciences seismic waves earthquake source geography engineering geology plate tectonics civil engineering alaska subduction zone geomorphology active tectonics rift system seismic analysis structural geology fault geometries seismic stratigraphy seismic reflection profiling geophysical interpretation earthquake spectrum numerical simulations coastal research crustal deformation geoscientific model development geodesy ocean sciences stratigraphy shumagin gap alaska peninsula deformation geophysical prospecting continental tectonics coastal process coastal geomorphology ocean engineering sediment research earth system science induced seismicity source apportionment volcanic process geophysical flows aleutian subduction zone planetary change deep sea key site neotectonics physical distribution complex sea state computational geophysics physical oceanography oceanic forcing environmental magnetism planetary geology planetary geomorphology mantle geochemistry subduction zone seismicity plate fabric tsunamigenic structures creeping section central lesser antilles continental crust north marmara trough crustal architecture deep deformation deep basins whole crust architecture seismic reflection character

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Cenozoic Sequence Stratigraphy of the Cape Fear Region, Central Us Atlantic Margin. (2026)

palaeogeographypaleoceanographyoceanographyearth sciencemarine geologygeochronologyintegrated stratigraphygeographystratigraphygeology

Deformation of the Upper Oceanic Crust in the Outer Rise of the Sumatra Subduction Zone: Insights From P‐ and Doubly Converted S‐Wave Arrivals on Downward Continued Streamer Data. Geophysical Research Letters (2026)

earth sciencegeophysicsseismic stratigraphysubduction zonesgeophysical research

Electromagnetic Imaging Reveals Insufficient Fluids to Explain Shallow Megathrust Creep at the Shumagin Gap. Nature Communications (2026)

astronomynaturegeophysicsapplied geophysicsgeophysical research

From Rising Fluids to Multi-Stage Landslide Emplacement: Reconstructing the Formation of the Cape Fear Slide Complex Offshore North Carolina, Us. (2026)

marine geologyearth sciencenatural disasterssubmarine landslidesgeological hazardscoastal engineeringcivil engineeringgeographylandslidesengineering geologynatural hazardsgeomorphologyrock sliderock slope

Limited Role for the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province in Continental Breakup Along the Eastern United States Margin. Geology (2026)

marine geologyearth scienceregional geologycontinental marginsvolcanologystratigraphygeology

Multi-Sensor Core Logger and Laboratory Analysis Data Collected From Marcus G. Langseth in the North Atlantic Ocean From 20230605 to 20230608 (Ncei Accession 0311989). Open MIND (2026)

oceanographyearth sciencegeophysicsoceanographic researchocean sciences

Necking of the Active Turkana Rift Zone and the Priming of Eastern Africa for Continental Breakup. Nature Communications (2026)

tectonicsearth sciencegeophysicsgeodetic networktectonophysicsgeologycontinental tectonicsmorphotectonicsrift systemgeophysical research

Geologic Controls on Gas Hydrate Accumulations and Associated Geohazards. Offshore Technology Conference (2025)

petroleum geosciencemarine geologyearth sciencenatural gas hydratesnatural gas hydrate systemgeologygas hydrates

It’s Been Fluids Rising From the Deep: Thermogenic Gas Preconditioned and Potentially Triggered the Cape Fear Landslide. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2025)

earth sciencegeological hazardssubmarine landslidesgeophysicslandslidesgeologyearth flowvolcanic fumarolesgeophysical research

Seafloor Geodesy Unveils Seismogenesis of Large Subduction Earthquakes in Mexico. Science Advances (2025)

large subduction earthquakesearthquake sourcetectonicsmarine geologyearth scienceseismologyearthquake rupturegeophysicsgeographytectonophysicsregional tectonicsactive tectonicsgeodynamicsgeophysical research

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Anne Becel

Lamont Associate Research Professor in the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory; Adjunct Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences

Columbia University

Affiliations

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

Climate School

EIL Lamont (LDEO)

EIL Marine & Polar Geophysics

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Anne Becel

Columbia University

Lamont Associate Research Professor in the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory; Adjunct Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cenozoic Sequence Stratigraphy of the Cape Fear Region, Central Us Atlantic Margin. (2026)

palaeogeographypaleoceanographyoceanographyearth sciencemarine geologygeochronologyintegrated stratigraphygeographystratigraphygeology

earth sciencegeophysicsseismic stratigraphysubduction zonesgeophysical research

Electromagnetic Imaging Reveals Insufficient Fluids to Explain Shallow Megathrust Creep at the Shumagin Gap. Nature Communications (2026)

astronomynaturegeophysicsapplied geophysicsgeophysical research

From Rising Fluids to Multi-Stage Landslide Emplacement: Reconstructing the Formation of the Cape Fear Slide Complex Offshore North Carolina, Us. (2026)

Limited Role for the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province in Continental Breakup Along the Eastern United States Margin. Geology (2026)

marine geologyearth scienceregional geologycontinental marginsvolcanologystratigraphygeology

Multi-Sensor Core Logger and Laboratory Analysis Data Collected From Marcus G. Langseth in the North Atlantic Ocean From 20230605 to 20230608 (Ncei Accession 0311989). Open MIND (2026)

oceanographyearth sciencegeophysicsoceanographic researchocean sciences

Necking of the Active Turkana Rift Zone and the Priming of Eastern Africa for Continental Breakup. Nature Communications (2026)

tectonicsearth sciencegeophysicsgeodetic networktectonophysicsgeologycontinental tectonicsmorphotectonicsrift systemgeophysical research

Geologic Controls on Gas Hydrate Accumulations and Associated Geohazards. Offshore Technology Conference (2025)

petroleum geosciencemarine geologyearth sciencenatural gas hydratesnatural gas hydrate systemgeologygas hydrates

It’s Been Fluids Rising From the Deep: Thermogenic Gas Preconditioned and Potentially Triggered the Cape Fear Landslide. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2025)

earth sciencegeological hazardssubmarine landslidesgeophysicslandslidesgeologyearth flowvolcanic fumarolesgeophysical research

Seafloor Geodesy Unveils Seismogenesis of Large Subduction Earthquakes in Mexico. Science Advances (2025)

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