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Martha Savage

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164:. The citation reads "Professor Martha Savage has been awarded the 2020 Marsden Medal for her pathbreaking research in the fields of seismology, plate tectonics and volcanology, as well as her distinguished record of service to New Zealand and the global scientific community. In her pioneering work, Prof Savage used remotely sensed texture—seismic anisotropy—of rocks deep below Earth’s surface to fundamentally change how plate-boundary processes are studied and understood. The observations at the heart of her work, separation of seismic waves into components that travel at slightly different speeds, are due to rock textures and once detected, those textures reveal how tectonic plates move and respond to stresses built up within them. She has conducted comparative studies of deep crustal properties and processes in New Zealand and the western United States, investigated the relationship between time-varying anisotropy and volcanic eruption sequences, and developed new observational approaches and new computational methods to interpret seismic data. Her work showcases New Zealand as a rich natural laboratory in which to develop globally relevant geophysical methods and process understanding. Prof Savage was also a pathbreaker as the second woman to winter-over in Antarctica. Her Antarctic work was focused on cosmic-ray observations at 168:, but she credits it to have also allowed her to learn about the importance of personal character and positive, supportive relationships in science. Professor Savage has a distinguished record of service, to New Zealand and the global scientific community, through review panels, advisory boards, editorial boards and mentorship. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand and is the first New Zealand woman to have been elected Fellow of the American Geophysical Union." 294:
Anderson, John G., James N. Brune, John N. Louie, Yuehua Zeng, Martha Savage, Guang Yu, Qingbin Chen, and Diane dePolo. "Seismicity in the western Great Basin apparently triggered by the Landers, California, earthquake, 28 June 1992." Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America 84, no. 3 (1994):
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Savage, Martha Kane; Silver, Paul G. (1993). "Mantle deformation and tectonics: Constraints from seismic anisotropy in the western United States".
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after being restrained for 10 days, and she has since campaigned for an end to the practice.
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Spectral properties of Hawaiian microearthquakes : source, site, and attenuation effects
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is a New Zealand geology academic, and as of 2018, is a full professor at the
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In 2017, Savage was selected as one of the Royal Society Te Apārangi's "
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in 2015. As part of her fieldwork, Savage has over-wintered at the
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Academic staff of Victoria University of Wellington
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Victoria University of Wellington
Thesis
Spectral properties of Hawaiian microearthquakes : source, site, and attenuation effects
Victoria University of Wellington
Swarthmore College
PhD
University of Wisconsin--Madison
Victoria University of Wellington
Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Fellow of the American Geophysical Union
South Pole
150 women in 150 words
New Zealand Association of Scientists
Marsden Medal
Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station
died in a Japanese hospital
"Seismic anisotropy and mantle deformation: What have we learned from shear wave splitting?"
Bibcode
1999RvGeo..37...65S
doi
10.1029/98RG02075
"The Interpretation of Shear-Wave Splitting Parameters in the Presence of Two Anisotropic Layers"
Bibcode
1994GeoJI.119..949S
doi
10.1111/j.1365-246X.1994.tb04027.x
"Lower crustal anisotropy or dipping boundaries? Effects on receiver functions and a case study in New Zealand"
Bibcode
1998JGR...10315069S

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