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-    name: Alexandra (Alex) Hatem
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+     abstract: My research is focused on how to best describe the behavior of active
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+       faults in the recent past. I use methods such as paleoseismology, slip rate
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+      studies, topographic analysis, numerical modeling and tectonic reconstructions
-      - Earthquake Hazards Program
+      to understand how earthquakes occur in space and time, both on single faults
-      - https://www.usgs.gov/programs/earthquake-hazards
+      and within larger fault systems.
-    email: ahatem@usgs.gov
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+     abstract: 'Overall, I am interested in how faults evolve over time and characterizing
-    - My research is focused on how to best describe the behavior of active faults
+       variability and evolution of fault behavior on across different space-time scales.
-       in the recent past. I use methods such as paleoseismology, slip rate studies,
+      An overarching goal of my work is to understand how to represent geological
-      topographic analysis, numerical modeling and tectonic reconstructions to understand
+       constraints within hazard models, like the National Seismic Hazard Map and the
-      how earthquakes occur in space and time, both on single faults and within larger
+      Uniform California Earthquake Rupture Forecast.Professional ExperienceResearch
-      fault systems.
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-    - earthquake geology
-    - paleoseismology
-    - slip rates
-    - hazard modeling
-    - fault evolution
-    - fault system behavior
-    - geomechanics
-    - analog modeling
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-     personal_statement: 'Overall, I am interested in how faults evolve over time and
-       characterizing variability and evolution of fault behavior on across different
-      space-time scales. An overarching goal of my work is to understand how to represent
-       geological constraints within hazard models, like the National Seismic Hazard
-      Map and the Uniform California Earthquake Rupture Forecast.Professional ExperienceResearch
        Geologist: USGS-GHSC, 2020-presentMendenhall post-doctoral fellow: USGS-GHSC,
 -2020EducationPhD: University of Southern California, 2019MS: University
        of Massachusetts, Amherst, 2014BA: Wellesley College, 2012'
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+  name: Alexandra (Alex) Hatem
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