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Colin Amos

Assistant Professor

Western Washington University

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College of Science and Engineering

Geology

Colin Amos is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Assistant Professor at Western Washington University.

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Western Washington University

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earth science tectonics geology geography tectonophysics regional tectonics geomorphology engineering geology structural geology seismology geodynamics planetary sciences stratigraphy fault geometries quaternary science regional geology geophysics marine geology earthquake spectrum geophysical research earthquake rupture palaeogeography quaternary tectonic deformation landslides earthquake source plate tectonics environmental science climate change seismic hazard seismic cycle holocene new zealand active tectonics submarine landslides fluvial process ostler fault fault slip geodesy geomorphic process continental tectonics crustal deformation glacial process neotectonics quaternary period dem fusion channel planform geometry along-strike growth british columbia nonlinear analysis geographical information science digital earth canadian studies climatic change cryosphere quantitative geomorphology channel characterization channel model channel modeling geospatial mapping subsidence monitoring earth observation geophysical interpretation arid environments tectonic evolution pleistocene planetary geomorphology basin evolution mackenzie basin geomorphic constraints channel width scalings channel width response surface slip new world order channel widths earth surface processes quaternary rupture tectonic geomorphology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Implications of Glacial Deposit Ages for the Timing and Rate of Active Crustal Faulting in the Central Cascade Arc, Oregon, USA. Geosphere (2022)

Katherine A. AlexanderColin B. AmosGreg BalcoWilliam H. AmidonDouglas H. ClarkAndrew J. MeigsReyne K. Lesnau

climate changetectonicsearth scienceglacial deposit agescentral cascade arcregional geologystratigraphyregional tectonicsgeologyactive crustal faultinggeodynamicsplanetary sciencesplanetary geomorphology

Integrating Surficial Geologic Mapping Within an Existing Bedrock Framework in the Northern Olympic Peninsula, Clallam County, Wa. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Jenna ChaffeurChantel JensenColin AmosElizabeth SchermerTammy M. Rittenour

earth sciencecontinental shelf researchregional geologygeographygeological engineeringstratigraphygeologystructural geologyengineering geologyclallam countygeomorphology

Late Holocene Earthquakes on the Papatea Fault and Its Role in Past Earthquake Cycles, Marlborough, New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics (2022)

earthquake sourcetectonicsearthquake ruptureearth scienceseismologyquaternary tectonic deformationearthquake spectrumgeographynew zealandtectonophysicslate holocene earthquakespapatea faultgeologyengineering geologyseismic cycle

Strike-Slip Rates for Bounding Faults in the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Colin AmosElizabeth SchermerJenna ChaffeurTammy M. RittenourWilliam DuckworthJaime Delano

earthquake sourcetectonicsseismologyfault geometriesgeophysicsexperimental tectonicscivil engineeringearthquake spectrumgeographylandslidesstructural geologystrike-slip rates

A Revised Position for the Primary Strand of the Pleistocene-Holocene San Andreas Fault in Southern California. Science Advances (2021)

Kimberly BlisniukKatherine ScharerWarren D. SharpRoland BurgmannColin AmosMichael Rymer

tectonic evolutionenvironmental sciencerevised positionregional tectonicsplanetary sciencespalaeogeographyregional geologysouthern californiaplate tectonicsmarine geologyearth sciencepleistocenegeodynamicstectonicsprimary strandstratigraphygeologystructural geologyquaternary sciencegeomorphology

Postglacial Mw 7.0–7.5 Earthquakes on the North Olympic Fault Zone, Washington. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (2020)

earthquake sourcetectonicsearthquake ruptureearth scienceseismologyfault geometriesgeophysicspostglacial mw 7.0–7.5earthquake engineeringearthquake spectrumgeographytectonophysicsengineering geologyseismic hazardgeophysical research

Slip and Strain Accumulation Along the Sadie Creek Fault, Olympic Peninsula, Washington. Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth (2020)

W. Cody DuckworthColin B. AmosElizabeth R. SchermerJohn P. LovelessTammy M. Rittenour

tectonicsearthquake ruptureearth scienceseismologyfault geometriesolympic peninsulageophysicsearthquake spectrumgeographytectonophysicsregional tectonicsgeologystructural geologyengineering geologyfault slipsadie creek fault

Quantifying the Magnitude and Spatial Variability of Bedrock Erosion Beneath the Sisters Glacier, Washington, Using Cosmogenic 3 He Concentrations. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Sarah W. FrancisDoug ClarkKen A. FarleyColin B. AmosPaul R. Bierman

spatial variabilityenvironmental scienceplanetary sciencescold region scienceregional geologyorogenyengineering geologygeophysical researchgeochemistryearth sciencemarine geologyenvironmental geologyglacierstectonicsbedrock erosionpetrologystratigraphygeologygeomorphologyglacial process

Rates and Kinematics of Active Crustal Faults in the Central Oregon Cascades. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Katherine A. AlexanderColin B. AmosGreg BalcoWilliam H. AmidonReyne K. LesnauDoug ClarkAndrew Meigs

plate tectonicstectonicsearth sciencefault geometriesregional geologyactive crustal faultscentral oregon cascadesregional tectonicsgeologystructural geologygeomorphologycrustal deformationgeodynamicsplanetary sciences

Glacial Chronology and Slip Rate on the West Klamath Lake Fault Zone, Oregon. Geological Society of America Bulletin (2018)

Gunnar T. SpethColin B. AmosWilliam H. AmidonGreg BalcoAndrew J. MeigsSamuel Graf

climatic changegeographyregional tectonicsslip rateplanetary sciencesgeochronologyregional geologyfluvial processmarine geologyearth sciencefault geometriesgeodynamicstectonicscryospherestratigraphygeologyglacial chronologyquaternary sciencegeomorphologyglacial process

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Colin Amos

Assistant Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Geology

Colin Amos is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Assistant Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Colin Amos

Western Washington University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Implications of Glacial Deposit Ages for the Timing and Rate of Active Crustal Faulting in the Central Cascade Arc, Oregon, USA. Geosphere (2022)

Katherine A. AlexanderColin B. AmosGreg BalcoWilliam H. AmidonDouglas H. ClarkAndrew J. MeigsReyne K. Lesnau

Integrating Surficial Geologic Mapping Within an Existing Bedrock Framework in the Northern Olympic Peninsula, Clallam County, Wa. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Jenna ChaffeurChantel JensenColin AmosElizabeth SchermerTammy M. Rittenour

earth sciencecontinental shelf researchregional geologygeographygeological engineeringstratigraphygeologystructural geologyengineering geologyclallam countygeomorphology

Late Holocene Earthquakes on the Papatea Fault and Its Role in Past Earthquake Cycles, Marlborough, New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics (2022)

Strike-Slip Rates for Bounding Faults in the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Colin AmosElizabeth SchermerJenna ChaffeurTammy M. RittenourWilliam DuckworthJaime Delano

earthquake sourcetectonicsseismologyfault geometriesgeophysicsexperimental tectonicscivil engineeringearthquake spectrumgeographylandslidesstructural geologystrike-slip rates

A Revised Position for the Primary Strand of the Pleistocene-Holocene San Andreas Fault in Southern California. Science Advances (2021)

Kimberly BlisniukKatherine ScharerWarren D. SharpRoland BurgmannColin AmosMichael Rymer

Postglacial Mw 7.0–7.5 Earthquakes on the North Olympic Fault Zone, Washington. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (2020)

Slip and Strain Accumulation Along the Sadie Creek Fault, Olympic Peninsula, Washington. Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth (2020)

W. Cody DuckworthColin B. AmosElizabeth R. SchermerJohn P. LovelessTammy M. Rittenour

Sarah W. FrancisDoug ClarkKen A. FarleyColin B. AmosPaul R. Bierman

Rates and Kinematics of Active Crustal Faults in the Central Oregon Cascades. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Katherine A. AlexanderColin B. AmosGreg BalcoWilliam H. AmidonReyne K. LesnauDoug ClarkAndrew Meigs

Glacial Chronology and Slip Rate on the West Klamath Lake Fault Zone, Oregon. Geological Society of America Bulletin (2018)

Gunnar T. SpethColin B. AmosWilliam H. AmidonGreg BalcoAndrew J. MeigsSamuel Graf

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