Steven Hansen

Steven Hansen is a Lecturer at the School of Engineering, Macquarie University. His research focuses on geophysics and seismology, particularly Earth's subsurface structure and processes. He specializes in lithosphere dynamics, active volcanoes, and seismic wave propagation modeling.

• Active research in Earth mantle geodynamics
• Expertise in seismic data inversion techniques
• Collaborator in North American seismic experiments

Recent projects include SmartCrete CRC (2020-2027) and DP21: Cratonic roots and mantle geodynamics (2021-2024). His work leverages geophysical multi-observables and advanced data processing to study crust-mantle interactions. He actively participates in conferences like the American Geophysical Union meetings.

Research Trends

His publications emphasize seismic inversion methods (2023), magnetic gradient tensor analysis (2024), and mantle structure characterization. Key themes include lithospheric discontinuities (2023), fossil slabs (2021), and volcanic earthquake dynamics.

Collaborations

Steven collaborates with institutions across Australia and North America, working on projects involving seismic experiments in British Columbia, the Southern Rocky Mountains, and Central California. He has contributed to 27 research outputs since 2009.