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We have a full slate of talks for the upcoming meeting. Here is the announcement. Hope to see you there.
Further details, including the Zoom link, have been sent to members. For non-members who wish to attend, please email Mong-Han Huang (mhhuang [at] umd.edu) for the Zoom link.
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Hope to see you there! Here is the announcement.
Further details, including the Zoom link, will be sent to members shortly. For non-members who wish to attend, please e-mail Mong-Han Huang (mhhuang [at] umd.edu) for the Zoom link.
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Wednesday, 17 Feb 2021
Michelle Muth, University of Oregon, “The origin of sulfur in volcanic arcs“
Yan Zhan, Carnegie Science, “An instant pot model for volcanic degassing“
Kyle Anderson, US Geological Survey, “Geophysical insights from the world’s best-documented caldera collapse: Kilauea Volcano, 2018“
Talks will be 20 minutes with questions to follow. The Zoom link opens at 7:30 PM for socializing. Formal program begins at 8 PM Eastern time.
To insure that our speakers are able to present their talks without any distractions or disruptions, the meeting will be locked 15 minutes after the formal program begins, after which time new attendees will only be allowed into the meeting room between talks (the waiting room will be enabled for anyone trying to enter the meeting during a talk). Further details, including the Zoom link to the talk, will be sent to members shortly. For non-members, please e-mail Mong-Han Huang (mhhuang [at] umd.edu) for the Zoom link.
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Wednesday, 27 January 2021
Jessica Warren, University of Delaware, “Global oceanic transform faults: the link between fluid flow and seismic behavior“
Ellen Knappe, University of California-San Diego, “The capability of GPS to measure watershed hydrology“
Kira Olsen, NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center, “Icequakes on Enceladus: Investigation into tidally modulated seismicity at icy rifts using an Antarctic analog“
Talks will be 20 minutes with questions to follow. The Zoom link opens at 7:30 PM for socializing. Formal program begins at 8 PM Eastern time.
To insure that our speakers are able to present their talks without any distractions or disruptions, the meeting will be locked 15 minutes after the formal program begins, after which time new attendees will only be allowed into the meeting room between talks (the waiting room will be enabled for anyone trying to enter the meeting during a talk. Further details, including the Zoom link to the talk, will be sent to members shortly. For non-members: Please e-mail Mong-Han Huang (mhhuang [at] umd.edu) for the Zoom link
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We are delighted to announce the GSW award winners for 2020.
1st place formal talk:
KATHLEEN BENISON, West Virginia University – Salt on Mars: Astrobiological Tombs?
2nd place formal talk:
ADVAIT JUKAR, SI National Museum of Natural History – Nineteenth century fossil hunting in the Indian Subcontinent.
Great Dane Award for best informal presentation:
Arthur Merschat (USGS) reported details of the magnitude 5.1 Sparta, North Carolina earthquake that occurred on August 9, 2020.
The Sleeping Bear award winner was
Jeremy Hoffman (Chief Scientist at the Science Museum of Virginia)
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Draft minutes of GSW meeting 1560
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Yep, that’s how GSW presidents do snow. ❄️🎿
Preserved footprints in Kenya appear to record two different species of ancient humans walking over the same muddy lakeshore, probably within days of each other.
Happy Birthday P.J.!
The Bledug Kesongo mud volcano in Indonesia 🌋
