Data visualisations

Data visualisations are graphical representations of scientific data, using tools like axes, scales, and colour gradients to quantify and display information. Through charts, graphs, and plots, they help users spot patterns, trends, and insights, making complex data easier to interpret, understand, and communicate effectively.

Schematic tectonic reconstruction of the Izu-Bonin-Mariana SZI event (modified from Lallemand, 2016). A plate reorganisation, possibly due to the arrival of the Izanagi ridge at the trench, is suggested to trigger SZI along a pre-existing transform fault in the south, initiating the Izu-Bonin-Mariana subduction zone. The orange circle shows the location of the Oki-Daito plume. Shown are the new subduction zone (pink line), other active (solid purple lines) and inactive (dashed purple lines) subduction zones, spreading ridges (solid red lines), and transform faults (red dashed lines).

Izu-Bonin-Mariana subduction zone initiation

The onset of the Izu-Bonin-Mariana (IBM) subduction zone likely occurred at around 52 Ma likely along a pre-existing fracture zone after a plate reorganisation.

Seismic stratal termination

An example of outlining main stratal terminations and related interpretation of seismic reflectors.

Discovered Exoplanets

The entire collection of Exoplanets discovered so far.

Solid-state convection

Simulation of infinite Prandtl number, thermal convection (e.g., mantle convection).

Solid-state convection (animation)

Simulation of infinite Prandtl number, thermal convection (e.g., mantle convection).

Subduction diversity

Subduction diversity on the Earth represented by variable observed parameters.

Vertical crosssection through the Japan subduction zone highlighting large, subduction-related earthquakes recorded by USGS over the last decades and the spatial distribution of their hypocentres.

Subduction earthquakes (crosssection)

Vertical crosssection through the Japan subduction zone highlighting large, subduction-related earthquakes recorded over the last decades and the spatial distribution of their hypocentres.