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Development Geology of the Antelope Shale: Section 1Y, Cymric Field, San Joaquin Valley, California J. Fred Bair MWSS Asset Development Team Chevron North America Exploration and Production Company
Fall 2008 10.01.2008
Tidal Bore on the Severn River Clive Dorman Department of Geological Sciences San Diego State University
Fall 2008 09.24.2008
Utilization of Geological Techniques to Help Solve an Archaeological Puzzle: When Did People Arrive in North America? Eleanora (Norrie) Robbins Department of Geological Sciences San Diego State University
Fall 2008 09.17.2008
Active Learning in Large GE Course: Examples from oceanography R. Mark Leckie Department of Geosciences University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Spring 2008 05.08.2008
Closure of the Indonesian Seaway during the Miocene: Early History of the Western Pacific Warm Pool R. Mark Leckie Department of Geosciences University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Spring 2008 05.07.2008
Imaging the fault structure and earthquake history beneath the Salton Sea Daniel S. Brother Scripps Institution of Oceanography IGGP - UCSD
Spring 2008 04.30.2008
Real-time Ground-water Management in San Diego Wesley R. Danskin Research Hydrologist U.S. Geological Survey
Spring 2008 04.23.2008
Interpretation and Significance of Cretaceous and Eocene Coastal Outcrops, San Diego County John E. Warme Department of Geology and Geological Engineering Colorado School of Mines
Spring 2008 04.16.2008
The Hawaiian PLUME Experiment and its Initial Data Assessment Gabi Laske IGPP Scripps Institute of Oceanography University of California, San Diego
Spring 2008 03.19.2008
Ice, Alligators, and Hot-tubs in the Cretaceous Super-Greenhouse Richard Norris Scripps Institution of Oceanography University of California San Diego
Spring 2008 03.05.2008
Earthquake Modeling: From Fault Friction to Seismic Hazard Eric Dunham Earth and Planetary Sciences School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Harvard University
Spring 2008 02.19.2008
Evolution of Fluid and Deformation Regimes in Extensional and Transpressional Tectonism Revealed Through Electrical Resistivity Structure, with Implications for Seismicity, Gold Occurences and Geothermal Resource Phil Wannamaker Energy and Geoscience Institute University of Utah
Spring 2008 02.11.2008
A Unified Approach to Full-3D Waveform Tomography and Seismic Source Inversion Po Chen Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Columbia University
Spring 2008 02.05.2008
Electromagnetic Imaging of Active Fault Zones Paul A Bedrosian US Geological Survey Crustal Imaging and Characterization Team
Spring 2008 01.30.2008
Meteorite impact cratering on Earth: Geological and biological consequences Christian Koeberl Department of Geological Sciences University of Vienna, Austria
Fall 2007 12.05.2007
Seeing Beneath Mount Everest: Probing a Breeding Ground of Destructive Earthquakes Anne Sheehan IRIS/SSA Distinguished Lectureship University of Colorado, Boulder
Fall 2007 11.28.2007
Space geodesy in the San Francisco Bay Area: surface deformation, fault kinematics and creep Gareth Funning Department of Earth Science Univeristy of California Riverside
Fall 2007 11.14.2007
The Origin and Geologic Evolution of Seamounts in the Pacific Ocean Jasper Konter Department of Geological Sciences San Diego State University
Fall 2007 11.07.2007
Insights from modeling long-term slip histories of faults governed by laboratory-derived friction laws Nadia Lapusta Mechanical Engineering and Geophysics California Institute of Technology
Fall 2007 10.31.2007
Fall 2007 10.17.2007
Fall 2007 10.10.2007
Fall 2007 10.03.2007
Fall 2007 09.19.2007
Spring 2007 03.21.2007
Spring 2007 03.07.2007
Spring 2007 02.28.2007
Spring 2007 02.21.2007
Enabling Discoveries in the Earth Sciences Through the Geosciences Network (GEON) Dr. Dogan Seber San Diego Supercomputer Center
Spring 2007 02.14.2007
