Kelsey Druken
Educational Background
| B.S. Physics & Physical Oceanography Ph.D. Oceanography |
University of Rhode Island University of Rhode Island |
2006 |
Areas of Specialization
Research
Publications:
Druken, K. A., Long, M. D., and Kincaid, C. (2011) Patterns in seismic anisotropy driven by rollback subduction beneath the High Lava Plains. Geophys. Res. Lett., 38, L13310, doi:10.1029/2011GL047541.
Papers in Preparation:
Druken, K. A., Kincaid, C., Griffiths, R. W. and Hart, S. Laboratory modeling of the Tonga trench and Samoan plume interaction. In preparation for submission to Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems.
Druken, K. A., Kincaid, C., and Griffiths, R. W. Laboratory modeling of subduction-driven mantle flow beneath the High Lava Plains and Northwest U.S. In preparation for submission to Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems.
Meeting Abstracts (selected):
Druken, K. A., Kincaid, C. R., and Griffiths, R. W. Rollback subduction: the great killer of mantle plumes. AGU Fall Meeting 2010. U44A-06 (Oral presentation).
Druken, K. A., Kincaid, C. R. and Griffiths, R. W. Laboratory models of three-dimensional mantle flow: Implications on Northwest U.S. volcanism for plume and non-plume sources, AGU Fall Meeting 2009. V53A-05 (Invited).
Druken, K. A., Kincaid, C. R., Pockalny, R. A., Griffiths, R. W. and Hart, S. R. Three-dimensional laboratory modeling of the Tonga trench and Samoan plume interaction, AGU Fall Meeting 2009. V31D-2000 (3rd Place, Outstanding Student Paper).
Druken, K. A., Kincaid, C., Hall, P. and Foden, J. Three-dimensional mantle circulation driven by rollback subduction and back-arc extension: A mechanism for episodic hydrous melting. Workshop to Integrate Subduction Factory and Seismogenic Zone Studies in Central America, Costa Rica, 2007 (Poster).
