Dr. Jay Sui Tung

Education

2013: Ph.D. Earth Sciences, University of Hong Kong

2009: M.Phil. Physics, University of Hong Kong

2007: B.S. Physics, University of Hong Kong

Research Interests

• Remote sensing
• Computer modeling and machine learning
• Energy system modeling and induced seismicity
• Multi-physics simulations of earthquakes, volcanos, and tsunamis
• Crustal processes and natural hazards
• Climate Changes and coastal processes

• I use remote sensing data, state-of-art numerical models, and machine learning methods to investigate both the natural and artificial sources of the earth's surface deformation, including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunami genesis, oil/gas wastewater injection, geothermal energy production, etc. These investigations help better understand the underlying geomechanical and hydrogeological processes within the shallow crust and allow us to provide key information about human-induced and natural hazards to communities at risk. Some of these processes further engage with climate changes and sea-level rises to impact the coastal populations.

Courses

GPH 3310 Introduction to Geophysical Data Processing
GPH 5330 Geophysical Data Processing