Chaninthon Rattanavetchasit
2nd Year PhD Student
Department of Geosciences, National Taiwan University
Advisors: Hsin-Hua Huang (1,2) and Yih-Min Wu (1,2)
1 Department of Geosciences, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
2 Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Research interests
Ambient Noise Interferometry and Applications to Environmental Monitoring
Hydrological processes with surface displacement data
Seismic velocity changes and rock physics for shallow interaction with surface temperature
Ambient noise interferometry sensitivity
Ambient noise interferometry of borehole geometry (seismometer and DAS)
Time-lapse dv/v tomography
Extracting wavefield from CCF of MiDAS
Applying ambient noise interferometry to DAS data from downhole cable sections and surface sections of the DAS array at Milun Fault.
Investigating the wavefields in NCFs from high-resolution DAS data
Monitoring temporal changes associated with near-surface processes
Seismological investigations in Thailand
Seismological studies in Thailand were sparked after the devastating 2004 Tsunami. The national seismic monitoring network under TMD consists of 50~ stations nationwide.
My goal is to use mature methods such as traveltime tomography, receiver function, etc. to investigate velocity structures in Thailand. The preliminary study from seismic methods would be valuable for understanding the geodynamics, seismotectonics, and disaster mitigation in this region.
Refine the earthquake catalog by auto-picking and relocation in Thailand using machine-learning packages