Megan Zimmerman

Megan Zimmerman is a Senior Scientist I at AIR. She joined AIR in 2016 and is primarily responsible for seismic hazard research in the Caribbean, Central American and South American regions. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Physics with a concentration in Earth Science from The College of New Jersey in 2011 and a Ph.D. in Geological Sciences from The University of Florida in 2016.

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Following are some recent blogs:

How Sinkholes Form and Why They Matter

How Sinkholes Form and Why They Matter

February 6, 2020

Categories: Earthquake

Sinkholes opened up in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands after the January 28 Mw 7.7 Caribbean earthquake.

Caribbean Earthquakes Can Be Devastating

Caribbean Earthquakes Can Be Devastating

January 13, 2020

Categories: Earthquake

We hear a lot about hurricanes in the Caribbean, but a lesser known risk is from earthquakes.

Puerto Rico's Most Powerful Earthquake Since 1918

Puerto Rico's Most Powerful Earthquake Since 1918

January 10, 2020

Categories: Earthquake

Puerto Rico's January 7, 2020, Mw 6.4 earthquake highlighted Caribbean seismic risk.

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