DrCarolyn Boulton
Senior Lecturer
School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences
Orcid identifier0000-0003-0597-6152
- Senior LecturerSchool of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences
- 04 463 8369 (Work)
RESEARCH INTERESTS
As part of a collaborative research community, my research aims to quantify rock properties and improve seismic hazard models through better constraints on maximum rupture dimensions and the time-dependent (often fluid-driven) processes that govern earthquakes and earthquake sequences.
RANGAHAU | RESEARCH
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- PROJECT GRANTSubduction Margins Past and PresentTe Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington1 Nov 2025 - 28 Feb 2027People funded by this grant:
- Boulton C
Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington - PROJECT GRANTFilling the seismic-hazard gap: Unravelling earthquake activity in the Southern Alps, New ZealandGNS Science1 Mar 2024 - 31 Aug 2029People funded by this grant:
- Boulton C
GNS Science - PROJECT GRANTNgā Ngaru Wakapuke — Building resilience to future earthquake sequencesMinistry of Business, Innovation and Employment1 Oct 2023 - 31 Mar 2029People funded by this grant:Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
- EXTERNAL GRANTHealing and Sealing Earthquake Faults: How fluids Influence the Seismic Cycle (NSC06a)Royal Society of New Zealand1 Nov 2020 - 30 Apr 2025People funded by this grant:
- Boulton C
- EXTERNAL GRANTHikurangi Subduction Earthquakes and Slip BehaviourGNS SCIENCE1 Mar 2020 - 28 Feb 2025
- EXTERNAL GRANTFrictional Strength and Stability of Greywacke Fault Zones (NSC06a)Earthquake Commission1 Feb 2020 - 31 Dec 2022People funded by this grant:
- Boulton C
- EXTERNAL GRANTUsing the World's Most Rapidly Slipping Normal Fault to Understand the Mechanics of Low-angle Normal Faults and the Dynamics of Continental ExtensionROYAL SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND - OLD1 Aug 2014 - 3 May 2019