Jeofizik Anabilim Dalı
Prof. Dr. Ali Özgün Konca
Ana Bilim Dalı Başkanı
My research is primarily focused on modeling earthquakes, and understanding the short term and long term behavior of faults. Using, strong-motion, teleseismic and geodetic data, what can we tell about the slip in a single earthquake, rupture velocity, slip functions? How can we compare the long term coupling to slip in individual earthquakes.
For Masters and Ph.D opportunities do not hesitate to contact me through e-mail. We welcome students from all fields of engineering, physics and mathematics as well as geophysics.
- Ph.D, Geophysics, California Institute of Technology, 2008
- B.S., Physics, Koc University, 2000
- Kocaeli Korfez Oruc Reis Anadolu Lisesi, 1995
Work experience
Assoc Professor of Geophysics, Bogazici University, September 2019-
Assistant Professor of Geophysics, Bogazici University, September 2011-2019
Bogazici University, Postdoctoral Scholar, October 2010-August 2011
Postdoctoral Scholar, CNRS- LGIT, Universite Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, Oct. 2009, Sept. 2010
Staff Scientist, California Institute of Technology, June 2008-September 2009
Research Assistant, California Institute of Technology, July 2001-June 2008Research Projects TUBITAK, 2013-2015 “Studying the Slip Distribution and Kinematics of 2011 Mw7.2 Van Earthquake Using Teleseismic, GPS and Regional Sesmic Data.”
Courses Offered
Bogazici University, Postdoctoral Scholar, October 2010-August 2011
Postdoctoral Scholar, CNRS- LGIT, Universite Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, Oct. 2009, Sept. 2010
Staff Scientist, California Institute of Technology, June 2008-September 2009
Research Assistant, California Institute of Technology, July 2001-June 2008Research Projects TUBITAK, 2013-2015 “Studying the Slip Distribution and Kinematics of 2011 Mw7.2 Van Earthquake Using Teleseismic, GPS and Regional Sesmic Data.”
Courses Offered
- GPH 503 Mathematical Methods in Geophysics
- GPH 520 Crustal Dynamics and Plate Tectonics
- GPH 644 Geophysical Inverse Methods
- PHYS 225 Introduction to Earth Sciences
