The Spring 1995 Seminar Schedule

February 8, 1995	Volcanic and Impact Structures on the Terrestrial Planets Gary Peterson SDSU
February 15, 1995	Application of 3-D seismic technology to reservoir management (Also special 5pm presentation in CG208 with students on job opportunities in the oil industry Matthew Mikulich Chief Geophysicist, Chevron Corporation
February 22, 1995	Propagation of the Yellowstone mantle plume head beneath the Columbia River flood-basalt province Vic Camp SDSU
March 1, 1995	Coast Range Thrust of San Joaquin Basin, California Vincent Ramirez Onesta Corp
March 8, 1995	Imaging earthquake ruptures from recent events Aaron Velasco SAIC
March 15, 1995	Recycling and landfill issues Michael F. Burn Director of the California Department of Conservation
March 22, 1995	Low level radioactive waste disposal at Ward Valley David Rossin Former President American Nuclear Society
March 29, 1995	Seismotectonics of the San Bernadino segment of the San Andreas Fault System Harold Magistrale SDSU
April 5, 1995	Geometry and origin of detachment faults from structural seismic reflection and paleomagnetic data Stephen J. Reynolds Arizona State University
April 12, 1995	SPRING BREAK
April 19, 1995	Provenance of Sonomia Tim Wallin University of Nevada, Las Vegas
April 26, 1995	Diagenesis of San Joaquin Basin strata, Great Valley of California Jim Boles University of California, Santa Barbara
May 3, 1995	Extensional fault systems along the main gulf escarpment, NE Baja California Gary Axen, Centro de Investigación Científica y Educación Superior de Ensenada (CICESE)
May 10, 1995	Basin Analysis of Cretaceous Valle Group forearc strata, Baja California Doug Smith Vanderbilt University

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