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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Tuesday, 10 February 2015
On Saturday, January 31st some 50 Columbia students and alumni participated in a training on the LEED v4 accreditation exam, the newest version of the LEED green building program. This full-day training session was led by Ashley Muse and Keith Amann from YR&G Sustainability Consulting. Participants were students and graduates from across the Earth Institute’s
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [21:03:01]
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No mayor changes have been reported since my last update. Bárðarbunga volcano continues to subside at slow rate. The eruption in Holuhraun continues around the same rate as before. Sulfur dioxide pollution continues to be a problem. There … Continue reading
A new book on the Dead Sea Transform has been published by Springer: DEAD SEA TRANSFORM FAULT SYSTEM: REVIEWS Together with Prof. Zvi Garfunkel and Prof. Zvi Ben-Avraham, I am a co-editor of this book. The [...]
So I came across this nice little project which focussed on trip planning and route over large distances… And there was this nice little post from Nathan Yau at flowingdata.com where he describes the [...]
For now, killer shrimp remain a menace to Western Europe’s waters, but experts at McGill University say the invasive shrimp may be coming to the Great Lakes in the near[...]
The post Killer Shrimp Set Sights [...]
People should know that not all earthquakes are the same. Some earthquakes of larger magnitudes do not produce such an intensity. This was obviously a shallow thrust, and the town of Anthony was in the [...]
JAPAN! So many amazing things! Sometimes in unexpected places!!
Today, an unusual post. As many of you know I'm currently visiting Japan to study the Sea Stars of Japan at the National Museum of Nature and [...]
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [10:56:04]
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Go to Google and do a picture search for “natural history museum”. Here are the results I get. (I’m searching the UK, where that term refers to the British museum of that name — results [...]
Steve Widmark, según sus palabras, es un profesor de física de instituto por el día y un artista por la noche. Además, es el encargado de un curso llamado "Electrónica para Artistas" en un lugar llamado [...]
In the 1980s and unfortunate series of events led to conflict in Mammoth Lakes between geologists concerned about a possible volcanic eruption, and civic leaders and business people worried about their economy [...]
Information about C.Megalodon.
Length:
There are many estimates for C.Megalodon,going as low as 13 meters to as high as 21 meters.More recent estimates put C.Megalodon at 15 to 17 meters.Weight is debateable [...]
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [19:23:00]
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The decision was, as ever, a very difficult one, but in the end I just had to plump for Jessica R's Archaeopteryx. It was a perfect fit for the brief, and I loved Jessica's explanation, particularly as she [...]
Golly ned, I am excited to reveal the cover for my next ... [ continue
Heidelberg. Das Rückkaufsangebot zu 105% des Nominalwertes, welches die Deutsche Rohstoff AG den Gläubigern ihrer Unternehmensanleihe (WKN A1R07G; ISIN DE000A1R07G4) unterbreitet hatte, ist beendet. [...]
Pisolites are large primary concretions that develop in backreef or lagoonal settings such as the Permian Tansil Formation of New Mexico, into which is cut the enormous hole called Carlsbad
You probably know Robin Wilson‘s list of free GIS data which is a great ressource if you search for specific datasets. He also is the creator of a blog concentrated on Python. But Karen Payne publishes a [...]
Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit [09:36:49]
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Matthias Geyer führt im April seine: Geokulturelle Studienreise zwischen Haute
ART Evolved: Life's Time Capsule [06:53:00]
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Our good friend Nikos Paraskevakis has sent in his latest creation. He has this to say:Greetings to all dinofans! i am a paleoartist from Greece and i like to create models of various prehistoric animals [...]
I speculate that the next major tailings failure in British Columbia will be caused by political ineptitude. Afterall the review panel report concluded that we will have two more such failures in the next [...]
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