Baoning Wu
Hello there, welcome!
My name is Baoning Wu. I am an earth science researcher who studies earthquakes. I mainly use this site to share my research.
I am now a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Southern California. I recently earned my PhD at the University of California, Riverside. You may find more about me in my latest CV.
My research covers a wide range of topics. However, a common theme is to re-evaluate existing theoretical models and to reconcile old and new observations. Some recent questions I investigated include:
What is the physical meaning of rate-and-state state variable,
What is the physical mechanism of slow earthquakes,
How does Earth's surface affect the tsunami-genesis of subduction earthquakes,
How to physically interpret the back-projection results of earthquake high-frequency radiation,
You can check on the Research page and my Google Scholar profile for details of my research interests.
(last updated Oct-2023)
Follow me on Twitter @BaoningWu! I like to share interesting ideas and thoughts there.
You may also reach me via email at baoningw@usc.edu.
Me at the ShakeOut Booth at UCR, still looking fit. Oct. 2018.