JOHN Dale Dianala from the University of the Philippines Diliman College of Science National Institute of Geological Sciences (UPD-CS NIGS) presented his research on the earthquake potential of faults using satellites in the Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) 2025 held at the Stephen Riady Centre, National University of Singapore, on Jan.
JOHN Dale Dianala from the University of the Philippines Diliman College of Science National Institute of Geological Sciences presented his research on the earthquake potential of faults using satellites in the Global Young Scientists Summit 2025 held at the Stephen Riady Centre, National University of Singapore, on Jan. 6 to 10.
'Compared to scientists from fields such as physics, chemistry, mathematics, biomedicine, and engineering, only a handful of geoscientists were present at the summit; I looked for them and I counted five,' he added.His research utilized satellite data and technologies such as Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar to monitor fault lines, providing a cost-effective solution for areas lacking ground-based data.
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