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A visit to the Dalles of St. Croix in Wisconsin
Rochester, Minnesota — On its last day in the field, Team Minnesota had a geological trip to the Dalles of St. Croix in Interstate State Park, Wisconsin and Minnesota. It was beautiful, and we practically had the place to ourselves, not [...]
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Paleontological fieldwork in southeastern Minnesota
Rochester, Minnesota — It was a good day for fossil collecting on the Minnesota prairie. Above you see a handful of articulated orthid brachiopods collected by Nikki Bell at the Shop Quarry exposure near Rochester. Shop Quarry (N 43.97232°, W [...]A wet cave and the Mighty Mississippi River
Rochester, Minnesota — Since Team Minnesota efficiently finished its fieldwork yesterday, we have two days before the students fly out of the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport. The good weather has given us a gift of time, so we’re using it [...]Fault Displacement Hazards Workshop, Dec 9-10, 2016 (and AGU Fall meeting session)
Dear Colleagues, We would like to bring your attention to a workshop we are organizing on the topic of Fault Displacement Hazard Analysis (FDHA). The Workshop will be held December 9-10th at the U.S. Geological Survey Campus in Menlo Park, CA, and [...]Playing "Where's Waldo" with Bighorn Sheep in Zion National Park
How many Bighorn Sheep can you see in this picture? One of the surprises of a visit to a place like Zion National Park is the possibility of seeing some of the rarer large animals. We were taking a "short cut" through the park last week [...]
The Geoscience Papers of the Future: a modern publication strategy for data management and scientific publication
Many data used in scientific papers are not accessible by reading the papers, which makes it difficult to understand and reuse. To effectively communicate data results and preserve observations, simulations, and predictions, the Geoscience Papers of [...]Team Minnesota finishes its work (in Iowa, funny enough)
Rochester, Minnesota — We returned to Decorah, Iowa, today to measure and sample the Decorah Shale (Upper Ordovician) in its type locality. It was much drier here than on our last attempt! Above is the gray Decorah Shale topped by the brown [...]Unser Mann in Berlin: Die 79te MetSoc
Wie der Titel schon vage andeutet, findet die Jahrestagung der Meteoritical Society (gerne auch MetSoc genannt) in diesem Jahr in Berlin statt. Zum zweiten Male, letztes Mal war es 1996 (siehe auch meinen vorherigen Eintrag). …Collapse of the Lord’s Rake boulder in the English Lake District
Earlier this week it was reported that the Chockstone, a famous wedged boulder on the Lord's Rake in the English Lake District, hasBrava: Evakuierungen wegen Tremor
Auf der Kapverdeninsel Brava wurde mit Evakuierungen begonnen. Es wird ein Vulkanausbruch Ads: