About Me
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I received my Ph.D. in 2009 from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, then moved to Woods Hole, MA, for a Mendenhall Postdoctoral Fellowship. In 2013, I moved to Santa Cruz, CA, where I currently work as a Research Geophysicist at the USGS Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center. I grew up in Colorado and spent four years at CU Boulder for undergraduate studies in geophysics.
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Brothers, D. S. ,
Driscoll, N. W. ,
Kent, G. M. ,
Harding, A. J. ,
Babcock, J. M. , &
Baskin, R. L. (2010). Late-Holocene earthquake and sedimentary histories beneath the Salton Sea, California: relationship between lake flooding and fault rupture.
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America , (under review).
SCEC Contribution 1348
Bazán Flores, L. I. ,
Kyriakopoulos, C. ,
Oglesby, D. D. ,
Meltzner, A. J. ,
Rockwell, T. K. ,
Fletcher, J. M. , &
Brothers, D. S. (2023, 09). Normal Fault Displacement History Provides Clues on Ruptures Along the Southern San Andreas Fault . Poster Presentation at 2023 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 12988
Alongi, T. V. ,
Brodsky, E. E. ,
Kluesner, J. W. , &
Brothers, D. S. (2022). Using Active Source Seismology to Image the Palos Verdes Fault Damage Zone as a Function of Distance, Depth, and Geology.
Earth and Planetary Science Letters ,. doi: 10.1016/j.epsl.2022.117871.
SCEC Contribution 13373
Bazán Flores, L. I. ,
Kyriakopoulos, C. ,
Oglesby, D. D. ,
Meltzner, A. J. ,
Rockwell, T. K. ,
Fletcher, J. M. , &
Brothers, D. S. (2022, 09). Exploring the Dynamic Interactions Between the Southern San Andreas Fault and Normal Faults under the Salton Sea. Poster Presentation at 2022 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 12565
Alongi, T. V. ,
Brodsky, E. E. ,
Kluesner, J. W. , &
Brothers, D. S. (2022, 09). Using Active Source Seismology to Image the Palos Verdes Fault Damage Zone as a Function of Distance, Depth, and Geology. Poster Presentation at 2022 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 12236
Alongi, T. V. ,
Brodsky, E. E. ,
Kluesner, J. W. , &
Brothers, D. S. (2021, 08). Using Active Source Seismology to Image a Strike-Slip Fault Damage Zone as a Function of Depth, Distance, and Geology. Poster Presentation at 2021 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 11130
Singleton, D. M. ,
Maloney, J. M. ,
Brothers, D. S. ,
Driscoll, N. W. ,
Kluesner, J. W. , &
Sliter, R. W. (2019, 08). Recent faulting in south San Diego Bay: A Rose Canyon – San Miguel-Vallecitos fault connection?. Poster Presentation at 2019 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 9722
Conrad, J. ,
Brothers, D. S. ,
Walton, M. L. ,
Sliter, R. W. , & Dartnell, P. (2018, 08). Seafloor scarps, stepover geometry, and kinematics of the Newport-Inglewood fault zone offshore Oceanside, California. Poster Presentation at 2018 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 8732
Kluesner, J. W. ,
Brothers, D. S. , Wright, A., &
Johnson, S. (2018, 08). 3D insights into active deformation, stratigraphic architecture, and submarine slope failure in the Santa Barbara Channel, southern California. Poster Presentation at 2018 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 8659
Walton, M. L. ,
Brothers, D. S. ,
Conrad, J. E. , Maier, K. L.,
Roland, E. C. , &
Kluesner, J. W. (2017, 08). Fault and depositional architecture of the Catalina Basin, southern California Inner Continental Borderland: implications for hazards and basin evolution. Poster Presentation at 2017 SCEC Annual Meeting.
SCEC Contribution 7827
Kilb, D. L. ,
Brothers, D. S. ,
Luttrell, K. M. ,
Driscoll, N. W. , &
Kent, G. M. (2011). Loading of the San Andreas fault by flood-induced rupture of faults beneath the Salton Sea.
Nature Geoscience ,. doi: 10.1038/ngeo1184.
SCEC Contribution 1353
Brothers, D. S. ,
Driscoll, N. W. ,
Kent, G. M. ,
Harding, A. J. ,
Babcock, J. M. , &
Baskin, R. L. (2009). Tectonic evolution of the Salton Sea inferred from seismic reflection data.
Nature Geoscience ,. doi: 10.1038/NGEO590.
SCEC Contribution 1347
Last updated Sep 19, 2024.
