Graeme Eagles

Dr. Graeme Eagles is a Researcher at the Alfred Wegener Institute, specializing in geophysics and tectonic processes. His work focuses on airborne geophysical data analysis, plate tectonics, and Antarctic geodynamics. He is affiliated with the Geophysik department within the Geowissenschaften school.

Key research interests include paleobathymetry reconstruction, crustal structure analysis, and the interplay between tectonic and climate systems. His contributions to projects like BEDMAP3 and studies of Antarctic ice shelf stability have advanced understanding of polar geoscience.

Dr. Eagles has been recognized with the Heinrich Award, highlighting his impactful research. His work integrates aeromagnetic and gravimetric data to explore continental margins, subglacial topography, and tectonic evolution. He collaborates internationally on initiatives like the Antarctic Ice Sheet dynamics and South Atlantic paleobathymetry studies.

Publications span over 20 years, emphasizing methodological advancements in geophysical inversion and data fusion techniques. His expertise in plate kinematics and continental drift models has provided critical insights into Indo-Atlantic and Arctic Ocean tectonic histories.