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Jeffrey Park

A seismologist, Park is professor of geology and geophysics at Yale University. Previously, he served as the chair of Yale’s Environmental Studies Program and the chairman of the standing committee of the IRIS Global Seismographic Network. His expertise is in theoretical seismology, geological time series analysis, and the role of seismology in monitoring compliance in present and future test ban treaties.


Articles by Jeffrey Park

Seismic waves from North Korea suggest a repeat of the 2013 nuclear test

By Jeffrey Park | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons, Special Topics, Technology and Security

A broader reading of seismic waves from North Korea

By Jeffrey Park | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

Earthquake 9.0: What this magnitude might mean for Japan’s future

By Jeffrey Park | Climate Change, Nuclear Energy, Special Topics

Earthquake 9.0: What this magnitude might mean for Japan’s future

By Jeffrey Park | Climate Change, Nuclear Energy, Opinion

The North Korean nuclear test: What the seismic data says

By Jeffrey Park | Nuclear Weapons, Opinion