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Trish Gregg

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UIUC

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Earth, Society & Environment

Department of Earth Science & Environmental Change

Trish Gregg is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at Uiuc.

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earth science volcanology tectonophysics volcanism volcanic process geology geophysics tectonics geography geophysical research volcano monitoring geodynamics marine geology magmatic process numerical modeling (geology) pyroclastic flow civil engineering magmatism geoscientific model development planetary sciences stratigraphy seismology engineering geology lahar geodesy regional tectonics data assimilation fault geometries geomechanics rock mechanics mantle geochemistry palaeogeography natural hazards igneous process crustal deformation earthquake rupture crust-mantle interaction earth system science active tectonics geological modeling earthquake source planetary change continental tectonics sierra negra volcano volcanic gas chemistry seismic hazard lithosphere synthetic aperture radar planetary exploration mountain uplift meteorite impacts regional geology magma injection ground deformation data petroleum geoscience atmospheric measurement technique acta astronautica finite element methods geophysical interpretation space research planetary geology planetary geomorphology terrestrial planets maximum caldera dimensions catastrophic caldera-forming eruptions eruption triggering insar displacement data shallow magma active volcanoes uplift data uplift rate uplift rates stress triggering dike initiation roof rock host rock

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Along‐Arc Volcanism in the Western and Central Aleutian From 2015 to 2021 Revealed by Cloud‐Based Insar Processing. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

Jiahui WangZhong LuDavid BekaertCharlie MarshakMarin GovorcinSimran SanghaJoseph KennedyPatricia Gregg

geodesytectonicsseismologyearth sciencecentral aleutianhydrothermal systemsgeophysicsvolcanic processvolcanismvolcanologyvolcano monitoringregional tectonicscloud‐based insar processingactive tectonicsplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

Building a Better Forecast: Reformulating the Ensemble Kalman Filter for Improved Applications to Volcano Deformation. Earth and Space Science (2023)

Albright, J. A.Gregg, P. M.

geodesyforecastingearth sciencedata assimilationgeophysicsgeoscientific model developmentvolcanic processvolcanismgeographyvolcanologyvolcano monitoringensemble kalman filtergeologyvolcano deformationenkf workflowgeophysical research

Cataloging Volcanic Structures on the Surface of Venus Using Machine Learning. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

knowledge discoverygeophysical prospectingvolcanismvolcanic processvolcanic structuresvolcanologyremote sensingmachine learning researchdata sciencevolcano monitoringgeographical information scienceplanetary scienceplanetary sciencesmachine learning

Evaluating Magma Reservoir Stability at the Actively Deforming SoufriéRe Hills Volcano, Montserrat. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

ore geologypyroclastic flowearth sciencevolcanismvolcanic processmagma reservoir stabilitycivil engineeringvolcanologytectonophysicssoufriére hills volcanogeologymagmatic process

Evolution of the Magma System at Makushin Volcano, Alaska, From 2004 to 2021. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research (2023)

Jiahui WangZhong LuPatricia M. GreggJin-Woo Kim

palaeogeographypyroclastic flowearth sciencemagmatismvolcanismvolcanic processpetrologymagma systemgeographyvolcanologygeologychemical geologymakushin volcanomagmatic process

Forecasting Volcanic Unrest and Eruption Potential Through Thermomechanical Modeling and Geodetic Data Assimilation. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

geodesypyroclastic flownumerical modeling (geology)earth sciencegeodetic data assimilationgeoscientific model developmentvolcanic processvolcanismgeographyvolcanologytectonophysicseruption potentialengineering geologyvolcanic unrestgeophysical research

Forecasting Volcanic Unrest With Thermomechanical Modeling Using Geodetic Data Assimilation. IUGG General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

geodesynumerical modeling (geology)earth sciencedata assimilationgeophysicsgeoscientific model developmentvolcanic processvolcanismgeographyvolcanologytectonophysicsvolcano monitoringvolcanic unrestgeophysical research

Investigating Sustained and Episodic Volcanic Deformation of Seguam Island, Alaska, Using Data Assimilation and Finite. (2023)

Trish Gregg

numerical modeling (geology)earth sciencemarine geologydata assimilationseguam islandgeophysicsgeoscientific model developmentvolcanic processvolcanismgeographyvolcanologytectonophysicsvolcano monitoringgeologyepisodic volcanic deformationcrustal deformationgeophysical research

Volcanic Unrest Driven by Dike Propagation: Implication From a New Multiphysics Model. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

pyroclastic flowtectonicsnumerical modeling (geology)earth scienceseismologyvolcanic gas chemistrygeophysicsearth system sciencevolcanic processvolcanismdike propagationnew multiphysics modelgeographyvolcanologytectonophysicsvolcano monitoringgeodynamicsgeophysical research

Co-Eruptive Seismicity and Caldera Subsidence During the June 2018 Eruption at Sierra Negra, GaláPagos Archipelago. Latin American and Caribbean Seismological Commission IV ASSEMBLY (2022)

Trish Gregg

tectonicssierra negraseismologyearth sciencejune 2018geophysicsvolcanic processvolcanismvolcanologytectonophysicsregional tectonicsgeologyvolcano monitoringactive tectonicscaldera subsidenceplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

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Trish Gregg

Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Earth, Society & Environment

Department of Earth Science & Environmental Change

Trish Gregg is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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UIUC

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Along‐Arc Volcanism in the Western and Central Aleutian From 2015 to 2021 Revealed by Cloud‐Based Insar Processing. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

Jiahui WangZhong LuDavid BekaertCharlie MarshakMarin GovorcinSimran SanghaJoseph KennedyPatricia Gregg

Building a Better Forecast: Reformulating the Ensemble Kalman Filter for Improved Applications to Volcano Deformation. Earth and Space Science (2023)

Albright, J. A.Gregg, P. M.

Cataloging Volcanic Structures on the Surface of Venus Using Machine Learning. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

Evaluating Magma Reservoir Stability at the Actively Deforming SoufriéRe Hills Volcano, Montserrat. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

ore geologypyroclastic flowearth sciencevolcanismvolcanic processmagma reservoir stabilitycivil engineeringvolcanologytectonophysicssoufriére hills volcanogeologymagmatic process

Evolution of the Magma System at Makushin Volcano, Alaska, From 2004 to 2021. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research (2023)

Jiahui WangZhong LuPatricia M. GreggJin-Woo Kim

palaeogeographypyroclastic flowearth sciencemagmatismvolcanismvolcanic processpetrologymagma systemgeographyvolcanologygeologychemical geologymakushin volcanomagmatic process

Forecasting Volcanic Unrest and Eruption Potential Through Thermomechanical Modeling and Geodetic Data Assimilation. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

Forecasting Volcanic Unrest With Thermomechanical Modeling Using Geodetic Data Assimilation. IUGG General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

Investigating Sustained and Episodic Volcanic Deformation of Seguam Island, Alaska, Using Data Assimilation and Finite. (2023)

Trish Gregg

Volcanic Unrest Driven by Dike Propagation: Implication From a New Multiphysics Model. IAVCEI General Assembly (2023)

Trish Gregg

Co-Eruptive Seismicity and Caldera Subsidence During the June 2018 Eruption at Sierra Negra, GaláPagos Archipelago. Latin American and Caribbean Seismological Commission IV ASSEMBLY (2022)

Trish Gregg

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