Csatlós, Marietta

Csatlós, Marietta

Csatlós, Marietta

Post: Research assistant
Phone: +36 1-248-2316
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Publications:

#seismology #seismic_hazard

Career:

Marietta Csatlós obtained her BSc degree in Earth Sciences and her MSc degree in Geophysics at the Faculty of Natural Sciences of Eötvös Loránd University. She has been working in seismology since 2019, initially under the supervision of Bálint Süle and subsequently under Erzsébet Győri. In September 2023, she began her PhD studies at the Earth Sciences Doctoral School of ELTE, with her research focusing on the renewal of the seismic hazard map of Hungary. Within this framework, she delineates seismic source zones in Hungary and the surrounding regions, and analyses the attenuation characteristics of seismic waves in the Pannonian Basin. Applying modern probabilistic seismic hazard analysis, her aim is to develop reliable hazard maps that comply with current standards and take into account the geological and seismotectonic characteristics of the region.

Memberships / Professional Communities:

  • Association of Hungarian Geophysicists – member – 2022–

Awards / Recognition:

  • ELKH FI Special Prize – Conference of Young Earth Scientists, Orosháza-Gyopárosfürdő, Hungary – 2022

Education:

  • Doctoral degree – ELTE – in progress
  • MSc in Geophysics – ELTE – 2023

Recent / Featured Publications:

  • Süle, B., Czecze, B., Czifra, T., Csatlós, M., Gyarmati, A., Győri, E., Schlömer, A., Pásztor, M., Wéber, Z., Kalmár, D., & AlpArray-PACASE Working Group and AdriaArray Seismology Group. (2025). A seismological network in Hungary: Insights from the AdriaArray operational period. Annals of Geophysics, 68(5), DM559. https://doi.org/10.4401/ag-9321
  • Csatlós M., Süle B. (2025). Calibration of the Local Magnitude Scale for Hungary. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 115(1), pp. 163–173. https://doi.org/10.1785/0120240090