Is it possible to predict earthquakes?

For decades, earthquake researchers have explored various methods attempting to tackle this question.

Distinguished Professor John Rundle, who holds joint appointments in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, and his colleagues are exploring earthquake “nowcasting,” a method inspired by practices from the fields of finance, economics and meteorology, to determine the earthquake potential of a region through time.

In this video, Rundle discusses his interest in earthquake nowcasting and why this field of research is more important than ever.

— Greg Watry

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Uniquely UCD: Showcasing 1-of-a-kind classes

A new video series aims to showcase unique classes at UC Davis. First up: EVE 16: “Wild Davis — A California Naturalist Certification Course.” Watch the above video or visit the Department of Evolution and Ecology webpage to learn more about it.

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