I am an assistant professor of geophysics in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science at New Mexico Tech.  My research interests focus on understanding eruptive processes using integrated field geophysical measurements including seismic, infrasound, thermal, microwave, and video monitors to quantify and track volcanic activity.  I and several students within our group at New Mexico Tech focus on infrasound studies and we build calibrated infrasound transducers that are suitable for volcano monitoring and research purposes.  We currently operate an arsenal of ~100 sensors and these transducers are made available to collaborating scientists at cost.  More information about volcano infrasound and our volcano infrasound lab may be found at http://ees.nmt.edu/johnson_j/infravolc.htm .

 

Dept of Earth & Environmental Science

New Mexico Tech 

801 Leroy Place 

Socorro, NM 87801 

Phone (575) 835-6398 

Fax (575) 835-6436