Lenz, Brandi
individual record
Instructional Assistant Professor
Positions:
- Instructional Assistant Professor, Geology and Geophysics, College of Arts and Sciences
overview
I am an Earth scientist and educator with interests in subsurface geophysics, sediment mechanics, and natural hazards. My current research focuses on slope stability, marine geohazards, and geomechanics using geophysical data. I have first-hand experience in the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of reflection seismic data.
selected publications
Academic Articles4
- Trehu, A. M., Tominaga, M., Lyle, M., Davenport, K., Phrampus, B. J., Favorito, J., ... Yelisetti, S. (2022). The Hidden History of the South-Central Cascadia Subduction Zone Recorded on the Juan de Fuca Plate Offshore Southwest Oregon. GEOCHEMISTRY GEOPHYSICS GEOSYSTEMS. 23(9),
- Lenz, B. L., & Sawyer, D. E. (2021). Mass transport deposits in reflection seismic data offshore Oregon, USA. Basin Research. (1), 98.
- Lenz, B. L., Sawyer, D. E., Phrampus, B., Davenport, K., & Long, A. (2018). Seismic Imaging of Seafloor Deformation Induced by Impact from Large Submarine Landslide Blocks, Offshore Oregon. Geosciences. 9(1), 10-10.
- Sawyer, D. E., Reece, R. S., Gulick, S., & Lenz, B. L. (2017). Submarine landslide and tsunami hazards offshore southern Alaska: Seismic strengthening versus rapid sedimentation. GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS. (16),
recent teaching activities
- GEOL101 Principles Of Geology Instructor
- GEOL102 Principles Of Geology Lab Instructor
- GEOL485 Directed Studies Instructor
- GEOS110 Disasters & Society Instructor
Email
brandi.lenz@tamu.edu
First Name
Brandi
Last Name
Lenz