Greg McLaskey

Prof Assoc
Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN

Greg McLaskey serves as Associate Professor in Civil & Environmental Engr at Cornell University.

86 publications
2,210 citations
25 h-index
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Recent Papers (10)
2026-08-17 · Earth and Planetary Science Letters · Geophysics
Nonlocal elastic unloading as a mechanism for breakdown work scaling in laboratory earthquakes
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2026-07-06 · Earth and Planetary Science Letters · Geophysics
Seismicity migration from fluid injection: Laboratory experiments and numerical models illuminate volume-driven versus pressure-diffusion-driven migration
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2026-07-01 · Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth · Geophysics
Earthquake Populations From Stochastic Stress Fields
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2026-01-01 · eCommons (Cornell University)
Data from Precursory slow-slip fronts navigate sticky spots and then initiate faster sliding on the Whillans Ice Plain
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2026-01-01 · Cornell University Library
Scripts from: Earthquake Populations from Stochastic Stress Fields
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-12-22 · Geophysics
Earthquake Populations from Stochastic Stress Fields
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-12-15 · eCommons (Cornell University)
Data from: Fully Contained Laboratory Earthquakes: The Effect of Asperity Aspect Ratio and Free Surfaces
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-12-15 · eCommons (Cornell University)
Data from: Seismicity Migration from Fluid Injection: Laboratory Experiments and Numerical Models Illuminate Volume-Driven versus Pressure-Diffusion-Driven Migrations
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2025-11-27 · Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth
Fault Healing and Asperity Partitioning on a Frictionally Heterogeneous Laboratory Fault
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN
2022-02-22
Earthquake breakdown energy scaling despite constant fracture energy
Gregory C. McLaskeyProf Assoc, Civil & Environmental Engr DEPT · EN