In order to enhance safety in geothermal operations, my current efforts revolve around several key initiatives:

I have been developing a specialized tool aimed at rectifying clock errors within seismic arrays before the monitoring process. This significant endeavor was highlighted at the EGU General Assembly in 2021 and is currently undergoing revision for publication. Another aspect of my work involves processing seismic data collected from a shallow geothermal field located in Kwintsheul, Netherlands. During this analysis, we successfully identified several small-magnitude microseismic events. The outcomes of this study have been documented and published in an extended abstract for the 2023 European Geothermal Congress. Furthermore, I am actively involved in crafting sophisticated schemes for hypocenter and moment tensor inversion, specifically tailored to monitor geothermal activities within The Netherlands. In addition to these core projects, I hold leadership positions and engage in various activities within the academic community: As the President of the Delft Organization of Geophysics Students, I contribute to the development and growth of geophysics education and research at the university. I also had the privilege of organizing the European Geothermal PhD Days in 2022, hosted in Aachen. This role allowed me to facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing among fellow researchers in the geothermal field. Additionally, I serve as a supervisor for both BSc and MSc theses, guiding students in their academic pursuits and fostering their growth within the field of geophysics.