SM Seismology Awards & medals recipients

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Awards & medals recipients

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Galina Kulikova

2012
Outstanding Student Poster (OSP) Award

The 2012 Outstanding Student Poster (OSP) Award is awarded to Galina Kulikova The 1911 Chon-Kemin (Mw 8.1) earthquake in the Tien-Shan region: preliminary investigation results by means of historical data

Michel Campillo

2012
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2012 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to Michel Campillo in recognition of the outstanding contributions he has made to the study of earth structure and seismic sources using novel methods.

Guy Masters

2011
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2011 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to Guy Masters in recognition of his outstanding contributions in seismic investigations of Earth’s large-scale structure, including in particular the deep mantle and core.

Jean Paul Montagner

2010
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2010 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to Jean Paul Montagner for his influential contributions to the study of seismic anisotropy in the earth’s mantle and for services to global seismology.

Rebekka Bratfisch

2010
Young Scientist Outstanding Poster Paper (YSOPP) Award

The 2010 Young Scientist Outstanding Poster Paper (YSOPP) Award is awarded to Rebekka Bratfisch A 3D Moho depth model for the Tien Shan from EGM2008 gravity data

John Woodhouse

2008
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2008 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to John Woodhouse for his pioneering and unselfish contributions to theoretical, observational and computational seismology, which led to major discoveries on the Earth’s internal structure and earthquake characteristics.

Brian L.N. Kennett

2007
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2007 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to Brian L.N. Kennett for his theoretical work on the development of methods for understanding seismic wave propagation in complex media in physical terms. His publications show an unusual combination of observational and theoretical skills and geodynamic insight.

Guust Nolet

2006
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2006 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to Guust Nolet for his pioneering role in the development of digital broadband seismology and for his outstanding contributions to geophysical inverse theory and seismic tomography, which have revolutionized our understanding of the structure of the Earth’s interior.

Keiiti Aki

2005
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2005 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to Keiiti Aki for his combination of theoretical, experimental, and analytical contributions to seismology, and his outstanding ability as a teacher.

Lev Vinnik

2004
Beno Gutenberg Medal

The 2004 Beno Gutenberg Medal is awarded to Lev Vinnik for his pioneering studies in observational seismology and the introduction of widely used analysis techniques.