Dr Jin Fang
- Position: COMET Research Fellow in Ductile Tectonic Deformation with Satellite Geodesy
- Areas of expertise: Continental deformation; Satellite geodesy; InSAR; Earthquakes; Geodynamics; Seismology; Active Tectonics.
- Email: J.Fang@leeds.ac.uk
- Location: 7.28 Priestley Building
- Website: Researchgate | ORCID | White Rose
Profile
I completed my PhD in Earth Sciences at the University of Leeds in June 2024, under the supervision of Professors Tim Wright and Andy Hooper, and Drs John Elliott and Tim Craig. I also collaborated closely with Professor Greg Houseman. My PhD research focused on using satellite geodesy to explore the kinematics and dynamics of the India-Eurasia collision zone. After completing my PhD, I undertook a short-term role as an InSAR Scientist and Facility Developer on the LiCS project, where I contributed to generating InSAR velocity and strain rate measurements for the Alpine-Himalayan Belt. Currently, I am a COMET Research Fellow, collaborating with Professor Tim Wright on investigating ductile tectonic deformation through satellite geodesy.
Research interests
- Continental deformation
- Satellite geodesy
- InSAR
- Earthquake Cycle
- Geodynamics
- Seismology
- Active tectonics
Qualifications
- DPhil in Earth Sciences, University of Leeds, 2024
- Msc in Solid Earth Geophysics, Wuhan University, 2020
- BEng in Geodesy and Geomatics, China University of Geosciences (Wuhan), 2017
Professional memberships
- American Geophysical Union
- European Geosciences Union
Student education
Undergraduate Final-Year Research (Dissertation) Projects Co-Supervised
Abigail O’Carroll-Bailey | 2024-present | Interseismic strain accumulation on the East Anatolian Fault system
Boronia Gordon-Pullar | 2024-present | Strain partitioning in the northeastern Tibetan Plateau
Undergraduate Courses
Module Assistant (Demonstrator) for Global Tectonics (2023)
Research groups and institutes
- Institute of Geophysics and Tectonics
- Geodynamics and Tectonics