The Institute of Seismology offers opportunities for theses on different levels.
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Ongoing theses related to the Institute of Seismology
Doctoral theses
Vuorinen, Tommi: Analysis of induced seismicity of Otaniemi Enhanced Geothermal System. Doctoral thesis.
Junno, Niina: Quantitative methods for seismic interpretation: a case study from the Kevitsa Ni-Cu-PGE ore-bearing intrusion, northern Finland. Doctoral thesis.
Tsarsitalidou, Christina:Focal spot imaging applied to data from dense seismic arrays. Doctoral thesis.
Rintamäki, Annukka: Geological and geophysical constraints on induced seismicity related to enhanced geothermal systems. Doctoral thesis.
Atobra, Kwabena: Physics-based machine learning for characterizing Induced seismicity in Enhanced Geothermal Systems. Doctoral thesis.
Häkkinen, Miisa: Metamorphism in Southern Finland. Doctoral thesis.
Tuikka, Leevi: WARM PLATE TECTONICS AND METAMORPHOSIS IN THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC: MODELING TRANSITIONAL TECTONICS IN SPACE AND TIME. Doctoral thesis.
Maier, Ann-Kathrin: Quantifying craton burial and exhumation in Fennoscandia using (U Th)/He thermochronology Doctoral thesis.
Hopiavuori, Valtteri: Rayleigh wave focal spot imaging of the Kylylahti ore deposit. Doctoral thesis.
Kolehmainen, Kauri:Image deBlurring and Point Spread Functions. Doctoral thesis.
Strobel, Felix: TBA. Doctoral thesis.
Master's theses
Hällsten, Jennifer: Methodological consideration of macroseismic data in Finland: revisiting the Lappajärvi earthquake (ML 3.8) February 17, 1979. Master’s thesis.
Hanski, Ida-Maria: Finnish National Seismic Network: location errors, detection thresholds and network vulnerability. Master's thesis.
Oksanen, Tahvo: Making seismic instruments communicate: Towards compatible datasets from data gathered using different seismic instruments. Master's thesis.
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