The Polar Impact Asia documentary follows EOS scientists as they travel to Norway to better understand the threats of the changing polar region on Singapore and Southeast Asia.

In early 2020, scientists warned that a landslide-generated tsunami produced by an unstable mountain slope could potentially occur along the

In the video below, Professor Benjamin Horton discusses the consequences of breaching the Paris Agreement Pledge.

PhD Student Fangyi Tan explains how ice melt in Greenland could impact sea-level rise in Southeast Asia.

During a field survey in Macau and Zhuhai, PhD student Constance Chua sees the better side of humanity as victims of Typhoon Hato recover.

One year and 30 seismic stations later, the Centre for Geohazard Observations at the Earth Observatory of Singapore is gathering data from the Myanmar Seismic Network to monitor tectonic activity in the region.

Do you know that the amount of magma produced by one of Santorini’s eruptions was large enough to blanket Singapore with more than fourteen metres of magma?

This Knowledge Capsule summarises the ongoing research of Associate Professor Fidel Costa and his team on the petrology of the Merapi Volcano in Indonesia.

This documentary shows the methods used by scientists at the Earth Observatory of Singapore to develop a timeline of earthquakes in the West Sumatra region using data from corals.

The IVI Envirovibe is used to create images of active faults in the subsurface.

This Knowledge Capsule summarizes the ongoing research of Prof. Kerry Sieh and his team and collaborators in the coastline of Banda Aceh, Indonesia.

This animation shows the propagation of a tsunami in the Indian Ocean after an earthquake (Mw=8.2) on the Mentawai gap of the Sunda megathrust offshore Sumatra, Indonesia.

Analogous experiment designed to investigate the effect of solidification on a propagating dyke.

Animation produced by the Tectonics Observatory, California Institute of Technology. Labels modified by EOS.