Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Our group focuses on the analysis of active crustal deformation using GNSS and InSAR, with particular interest in the detection and interpretation of transient deformation events such as slow slip, postseismic transients, and aseismic creep. We combine field observations, time series analysis, and physical modeling to better understand the mechanics of subduction zones.

Exchange participants have the opportunity to participate in a one-week field campaign to collect geodetic data, followed by three weeks of collaborative data analysis and interpretation. Our lab fosters an inclusive and collaborative environment, with close mentoring and frequent group discussions aimed at developing both technical skills and scientific understanding.