Planetary Geodynamics Laboratory
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Han-Shou Liu
Planetary Geodynamics Laboratory
NASA/GSFC, Code 698 Greenbelt, MD 20771 Phone: (301) 614-6505 FAX: (301) 614-6522 Email: han-shou.liu-1@nasa.gov |
CURRENT POSITION
- Geophysicist (Emeritus), Planetary Geodynamics Laboratory
RESEARCH AREAS
- Dynamics of Planets
EDUCATION
- 1962 - MS Cornell University
- 1963 - PhD Cornell University
PREVIOUS POSITIONS
| 1961 | Research Assistant, Cornell Center for Radiophysics and Space Research |
| 1962 | Visiting Astronomer, Harvard Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory |
| 1963 | Visiting Astronomer, Yale University Observatory |
| 1964 | Research Associate, US National Academy of Science | 1965 - | Research Scientist, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center |
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
2003 H. S. Liu, R. Kolenkiewicz, J. Li and J. Chen, Satellite detection of the convection generated stresses in Earth, Recent Research Development in Geophysics 5, 117-137.
2003 H. S. Liu, R. Kolenkiewicz and C. Wade Jr., Insolation pulsation theory for atmospheric greenhouse-gas concentrations, Recent Research Development in Atmospheric Science 2, 93-104.
2003 H. S. Liu, R. Kolenkiewicz and C. Wade. Jr., Orbital noise of the Earth causes intensity fluctuation in the geomagnetic field, Fluctuation and Noise Letters, 3, 1, 63-72.
1992 H. S. Liu, Frequency variation of the Earth's obliquity and 100-kyr ice age cycles, Nature 358. 397-399.
1983 H. S. Liu, A dynamical basis for crustal deformation and seismotectonic movement in central Europe, Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors 32, 146-159.
1981 H. S. Liu, Ore deposits in Africa and their relationship to the underlying mantle, Modern Geology 8, 23-36.
1979 H. S. Liu, Convection generated stress concentration and seismogenic models of the Tangshan earthquake in China, Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors 19, 307-318.
1974 H. S Liu, On the break up of tectonic plates by polar wandering, Journal of Geophysical Research 79, 2568-2572.
1968 H. S. Liu, Mercury has two permanent thermal bulges, Science 159, 307.
1965 H.S. Liu, Theory of rotation for the planet Mercury, Science 150, 1717.
