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Texas A&M University
Halbouty Room 26
Department of Geology and Geophysics,
MS 3115,
College Station, Texas 77843

Jingqian Kang

Ph.D., Texas A&M University, in progress

B.S., Ocean University of China, 2008

Research Interests

Structure geology, Earthquake mechanics and computational simulation of dynamic ruptures of faults

Professional Experience

Spring 2010 - Teaching Assistant, Department of Geology and Geophysics at TAMU, College Station, TX
Oral presentation: Response of Fault Zones to Nearby Earthquake Ruptures: A Theoretical Study, 2009,AGU fall meeting San Francisco, CA
The SCEC 3D Rupture Dynamics Code Validation Workshop Pomona, CA
Poster presentation about the effect of Low velocity Fault zones(LVFZs) to Hector Mines earthquake system, 2009, Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) Meeting Palm Spring, CA
Summer 2009 - Research Assistant, Department of Geology and Geophysics at TAMU, College Station, TX
Fall 2009 - Research Assistant, Department of Geology and Geophysics at TAMU, College Station, TX
Spring 2009 - Research Assistant, Department of Geology and Geophysics at TAMU, College Station, TX
2007-2008 - Student worker, Applied Geophysics and software technique Lab. at OUC Qingdao, China
Seismic data processing using PROMAX, LANDMARK and lab own software--Model Based Processing(MBP)
Students’ Research and Training Program (SRTP) group. Research Topic "theoretical ray record synthesis of converted wave based on the ray theory in complex media".

Publications

Benchun, Duan., Jingqian, Kang. Overestimations of the Width of Low-Velocity Fault Zones(LVFZ) in InSAR Analyses by Static Stress Changes. 2009. Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) Meeting, Palm Spring, California. Abstracts with Programs.