Mr. Ali Songhori is a seismologist and geophysicist specializing in earthquake monitoring, seismic hazard assessment, and geophysical instrumentation. He has a strong academic foundation in earth system physics, geophysics, and engineering physics, complemented by extensive experience in seismic network operations, fieldwork, and data analysis. His professional work spans managing seismic data, earthquake notifications, and field operations, along with contributions to disaster mitigation initiatives, teaching, and national geophysics conferences. His research integrates seismic monitoring, site response studies, fault dynamics, historical earthquake simulation, and operational network management, bridging computational modeling with practical field applications. Recognized for academic excellence and competitive achievements, he combines scientific expertise with a focus on improving public safety and advancing seismological knowledge.
Featured Publications
Songhori, A., Sadidkhouy, A., & Pakzad, M. (2023). Simulation of historical earthquakes on 1 Apr. 958 A.D., Mw=6.3 and 1 Apr. 1150 A.D., Mw=6.1 using aftershocks data of 27 Nov. 2017. Iranian Journal of Geophysics.
Rahimi, H., Hosseine, M., & Songhori, A. (2021). Probabilistic fault displacement hazard analysis for North Tabriz fault. Iranian Journal of Geophysics.
Khorrami, Z., Moradi, A., & Songhori, A. (2022). Relocation of April 5th 2017 Sefid-Sang earthquake aftershocks. Journal of Earth and Space Physics.