Emma Chambers

@echambersgeo.bsky.social

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Postdoctoral fellow at DIAS, Dublin. Seismologist, Geophysicist, Gardener and Cook. Particular interests in magma, joint inversion and geothermal energy.

2 maps of Ireland. The left hand figure shows the depth to the Moho (thickness of the crust) which ranges from 25 to 33 km depth while the panel on the right is the same but for the lithosphere asthenosphere boundary depth (78 to 118 km depth).

4 panels of subsurface temperature models of Ireland. These range from 2 to 30 km depth with the warmest temperatures in the North and cooler temperatures in the south.

Screenshot of a new paper titled "A new subsurface temperature model for Ireland from joint geophysical–petrological inversion of seismic, surface heat flow and petrophysical data"

An image of a solar panel in a field in front of a stone wall. Grass has grown over the buried seismometer in the foreground

A map of the thermal conductivity of Ireland

A series of 6 plots showing the direct temperature measurement and the calculated temperature using our new model. We also plot 2 previous studies results at the same locations.