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Michael has recently completed
his Ph.D. combining numerous
techniques
(seismic,
remote sensing and submarine) to examine tectonic processes along the
northern
edges of pull-apart basins along the Dead Sea fault, using the northern
Dead Sea as a case study. He received his
M.Sc.
from the Department of Geophysics and Planetary Sciences, Tel Aviv
University,
Israel, in hyperspectral remote sensing, atmospheric corrections and
water
quality (Magna Cum Laude). The research was
carried
out in cooperation with the GFZ, Potsdam
Germany.
Currently, he is working in cooperation with
the University of
Karlsruhe
(Germany) on an interdisciplinary, multinational project.
Michael is the Minerva Dead Sea Research Center's expert on remote sensing and an expert on the tectonics of the Dead Sea. |