Dr Ian Watkinson
Dr Ian Watkinson
Lecturer in Regional Tectonic Analysis
Phone: +44 1784 414046
Personal profile
Present role: Lecturer in Regional Tectonic Analysis at Royal Holloway University of London (structural geology, regional tectonics, remote sensing, GIS, fieldwork).
PhD: 2009, Royal Holloway University of London (UK) 'The Kinematic History of the Khlong Marui and Ranong Faults, Southern Thailand'.
MSci: Geology, 2005, University of Birmingham (UK).
Research interests: Strike-slip shear zones, neotectonics, metamorphic core complexes, exhumation processes, mylonites, boudinage, tectonic evolution of SE Asia, particularly Indochina and eastern Indonesia, seismic vulnerability of reinforced concrete buildings.
- Published
Evidence of Quaternary and recent activity along the Kyaukkyan Fault, Myanmar
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
- Published
Discriminating between the origins of remotely sensed circular structures: carbonate mounds, diapirs or periclinal folds? Purbeck Limestone Group, Weymouth Bay, UK
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
- Submitted
Searching for the 1912 Maymyo earthquake: new evidence from paleoseismic investigations along the Kyaukkyan Fault, Myanmar
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Segmentation of the Sagaing Fault, Myanmar
Activity: Conference contribution › Participation in conference
Peer review of Phoosongsee and Morley manuscript
Activity: Ongoing editorial work / peer review › Peer review of manuscripts
Searching for the 1912 Maymyo earthquake: new evidence from paleoseismic investigations along the Kyaukkyan Fault, Myanmar
Activity: Conference contribution › Participation in conference
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