Earth Observatory of Singapore

Blog Post List:

• Drawing the Connection between Climate Change and Tectonics
• A New Way to Measure the Benefits of Natural Solutions for Reducing Disaster Risk
• An Unfettered Learning Journey: from Mangroves to Sea-Level Science
• Unearthing Clues to Sea-Level History
• Searching for the Megathrust Fault Below Bangladesh
• Exploring the Application of GPS for Climate Research
• Microorganisms Shed Light on Past Tsunamis and Storms
• The 1991 Eruption of Mount Pinatubo: The Biggest Ever Monitored
• How Strong are Singapore’s Reefs?
• The Breathing Cycle of the Himalayas
• Mw 6.6 Earthquake Strikes Off the Coast of Sumatra
• Why We Need to Reevaluate Earthquake and Tsunami Hazards Worldwide
• The ‘Elysium Epic Trilogy’ Exhibition: Stories of a Changing Climate
• Why the Mw 6 Earthquake near Java Generated Strong Shaking
• How can Understanding Tsunamis and Earthquakes Aid Community Preparedness?
• Tiny Crustaceans that Record Changes in Water Quality and Pollution
• How are Singapore's Past Disasters Linked to its Future Resilience?
• What are the Benefits of Sustainable Palm Oil?
• EOS and CVGHM Celebrate a Decade of Collaboration
• Singapore’s Microfossils in Award-Winning Photographs
• How a Volcano Influenced Earthquakes in Lombok, Indonesia
• Mw 6.2 Earthquake Strikes Sulawesi
• 2020: A Year at EOS in Review
• Discover Singapore Through a Geologist’s Eyes
• Could Harnessing Geothermal Energy be a Viable Option for Southeast Asia?
• New Climate Challenge as Melting Glacier Threatens to Trigger a Catastrophic Tsunami in Alaska
• Eruption from Ili Lewotolok Volcano Recorded in Singapore
• Five things to know about Disaster Risk Reduction
• Why Back-to-Back Typhoons are Common for Southeast Asia
• Five Ways to Learn During This School Holiday
• How Rising Sea Levels in SE Asia could Impact Singapore
• 2017 in Review
• New Seismic Network Sheds Light on Myanmar’s Tectonic Activity
• MIRAGE II Expedition Launch Draws