Peer-reviewd articles
- Edwards, B., J. Karson, R. Wysocki, E. Lev, U. Keuppers, "Experimental Insights on Natural Lava-Ice/Snow Interactions", Geology, in press.
- Lev, E., M. Spiegelman, J. Karson and R. Wysocki (2012), "Investigating lava flow rheology using video analysis and numerical flow models", Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, Volumes 247–248, Pages 62–73
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- Lev, E., and B. H. Hager (2011) "Anisotropic viscosity changes subduction zone thermal structure", Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 12, Q04009, doi:10.1029/2010GC003382
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- Grove, T., C. Till, E. Lev, E.
Medard, N. Chatterjee,
"Do kinematic variable and H2O transport control the formation and
location of arc volcanoes?", Nature, 459, (2009), doi:10.1038/nature08044
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- Lev, E., and B. H. Hager (2008),
Prediction of anisotropy from flow models:
A comparison of three methods, Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 9, Q07014,
doi:10.1029/2008GC002032.
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- E. Lev and B. Hager,
"Rayleigh-Taylor instabilities
with anisotropic
lithoespheric viscosity", Geophysical Journal International, 2008 PDF
- E. Lev, M.D. Long, R.D. van der
Hilst, "Seismic anisotropy from
shear-wave splitting in Eastern
Tibet reveals changes in lithospheric deformation", Earth. Planet. Sci.
Lett. 251 (2006), pg. 293-304. doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2006.09.018 PDF
Invited semianrs:
Physical Volcanology:
- California Institute of Technology, Geology and Planetary Science Seminar, January 2013
- University of Pittsburgh, Geology and Planetary Science Colloquium, November 2012
- Investigating Lava Rheology Using Man-Made Lava Flows, Computer Vision, and Flow Models, Chapman Conference on Hawaiian Volcanism, 2012
- Department of Environmental Sciences and Energy Resources, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel, Colloquium, May 2012
- American Museum of Natural History weekly seminar, March 2012
- Investigating Lava Rheology Using Man-Made Lava Flows, Computer Vision, and Flow Models, AGU Fall Meeting, 2011
- Investigating Lava Rheology Using Video Analysis and Flow Models, IUGG, Australia, 2011
- Modeling Lava Flows, PASI Open Vent volcanoes workshop, Costa Rica, 2011
- Extracting Lava Velocity and Rheology from Computer-Vision Analysis of Lava Flow Videos, IUGG/CMG meeting, Italy, 2010
Anisotropic
viscosity in viscous flow models
- implications for the earth's mantle:
- Boston University Solid Earth seminar, March 2009
- DTM / Carnegie Institute, March 2009
- LDEO geophysics seminar, Fenruary 2009
- University of Colorado - Boulder, physics colloquium,
March2009
- Tectonics seminar, Stanford university,
January 2009
- Squishy
Physics
, Harvard university physics department, June 2008
- Geophysics brownbag seminar,
Princeton university, April 2008
- Geophysics seminar, Tel-Aviv
university, Tel-Aviv, Israel, September 2007
- Geophysics seminar, Universite
Montpellier 2, Montpellier, France, September 2007
- Geophysics seminar, IPG-Paris,
Paris, France, September 2007
- Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Woods Hole, 2006
Conference presentations and posters:
Experimental Insights on Natural Lava-Ice/Snow Interactions and Their Implications for Glaciovolcanic and Submarine Eruptions,
Benjamin R. Edwards; Jeffrey Karson; Robert Wysocki; Einat Lev; Ilya N. Bindeman; Ulrich Kueppers, AGU Fall Meeting, 2012
Investigating Lava Properties using Experiments, Video Analysis, Infrared Thermometry and Numerical Flow Models, Einat Lev; Marc Spiegelman; Jeffrey Karson; Robert Wysocki, AGU Fall Meeting, 2012
Investigating Lava Rheology Using Video Analysis and Flow Models, IUGG, Australia, 2011
Extracting Lava Velocity and Rheology from Computer-Vision Analysis of Lava Flow Videos, IUGG/CMG meeting, Italy, 2010
Anisotropic viscosity changes thermal structure of subduction zones, Grodon converence, Mt. Holyoke, MA, 2011
Investigating Lava Rheology Using Video Analysis and Flow Models, IUGG, Australia, 2011
Anisotropic viscosity in geodynamical flow models ”, Gordon Research Conference on
Rock Deformation, Tilton, NH, August 2008. Slides
(PDF)(INVITED)
"Anisotropic
viscosity in viscous flow models - implications for the earth's mantle"
,
CIG meeting on numerical modeling of mantle convection and lithospheric
dynamics, UC-Davis, July 2008
(INVITED)
E.
Lev and B.H. Hager, “Anisotropic
viscosity in geodynamical flow models ”, AGU Fall meeting, San
Francisco, 2007. Part of a special session dealing with rheological
anisotropy in earth sciences (tectonophysics, joint with seismology,
cryosphere, mineral physics).
E.
Lev and B.H. Hager, “Anisotropic viscosity in geodynamical flow models
– Rayleigh-Taylor instabilities as a test example”, International
school of geophysics, September 2007, Carry-Le-Rouet, France Poster
E.
Lev and B.H. Hager, “Anisotropic viscosity in geodynamical flow models
– Rayleigh-Taylor instabilities as a test example”, Gordon Research
Conference, June 2007, Mt. Holyoke college, MA. Poster
E.
Lev, M.D. Long and R.D. van der Hilst, "Seismic anisotropy in Eastern
Tibet from shear-wave splitting", Anisotropy meeting, Trest 2006: Poster Slides
E.
Lev, M.D. Long and R.D. van der Hilst, "Seismic anisotropy in Eastern
Tibet from shear-wave splitting", AGU Fall meeting, San-Francisco,
2005. [Received Best Student Presentation Award].
E.
Lev and B.H. Hager, "Mixing of Differentiated Oceanic Crust in a
Convecting Mantle with Depth and Temperature Dependent Properties",
Erice 2005: Poster Slides