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Mega-Erdbeben. Doch als im Frühjahr 2014 in der nordchilenischen Stadt
Iquique die Erde schwankte, waren Stärke und räumliche Ausdehnung des
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Exzellenzclusters „Ozean der Zukunft“, des Institute of
The Way of the Geophysicist [20:22:34]
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Reading Time: 4 minutesThis article aims to be an in-depth article about building a workflow suited for proper use of the Common Reflection Surface. This resource is aimed at a specialist audience, however maybe this is a rare insight into the intricacies of seismic processing for some of our readers. The processing package for CRS is often regarded […]The post Build a Common Reflection Surface Workflow in 6 easy steps appeared first on The Way of the
Ballast water is one of the most important vectors for the transport of non-native species to new aquatic environments. Due to the development of new ballast water quality standards for[...]
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Some of you might remember, back in the distant past of this blog, a time when I was on my seemingly endless thesis-hunting journey, and I was just about to leave Belmont, the silver mining district and [...]
Ocean robots installed off the coast of Massachusetts have helped scientists understand a previously unknown process by which warm Gulf Stream water and colder waters of the continental shelf exchange. The [...]
The lights in the Morian Hall of Paleontology brighten and illuminate the Tyrannosaurus rex. The immersive soundscape in The Farish Hall of Texas Wildlife comes to life. The periodic table powers on in the [...]
Geology in the West Country [12:36:00]
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October 1stA Bug’s Life: The role of micropalaeontology in industrial problem solvingProfessor Malcolm Hart, Emeritus Professor of Micropalaeontology at the University of PlymouthMicropalaeontology is the [...]
Geology for Global Development [11:37:11]
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Our 3rd Annual Conference, with the theme Fighting Global Poverty – Geology and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) takes place on Friday 30th October, hosted by the Geological Society of [...]
Demolition has started of properties damaged by landslides in the Port Hills area of Christchurch during the 2010-2011 earthquakes. This post shows some of the photographs that I took shortly
“Spiral disaster” Kalau dirunut awalnya ada usaha mulia untuk mengkonversi lahan gambut yg tidak bernilai ekonomis untuk diubah menjadi lahan pertanian/perkebunan. Salah satunya dg membuat [...]
El sol es abrasador. Como siempre.
Los pasos del anciano levantan polvo. Arrastra los pies y ellos arrastran su corpachón. Una vez fue robusto pero ahora, aunque grande, no lo parece, hasta tal punto camina [...]
If you missed it a couple of weeks ago, here is an article outlining the paleoseismic study some of our UGS geologists helped with on a trench. nextcity.org Not far from I-215 in Salt Lake City, near the [...]
What will Hurricane Joaquin do? The science of predicting that is getting better, but still uncertain. The debate today is over whether there will be a U.S. landfall now in five or more days’ time or not; 30 [...]
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Lapworth (Sept. 30, 1842 - March 13, 1920) was an English geologist who proposed what came to be called the Ordovician period (505 to 438 million years old) of geologic strata. Lapworth is famous for his work [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [13:00:12]
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There is no escaping the fact that one of the perks of being an Earth scientist is the opportunity to visit incredible places while on field work. There is also no doubt that, geologist or not, walking on an [...]
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Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [10:14:30]
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Here’s the last post (at least for now) in the Fighting Apatosaur Art series — and we’re back to Brian Engh, who we started with. Early in the process of putting together artwork to [...]
My Neighbour T-Rex (Briana "eightbreeze")Ser un tiranosaurio en nuestros días no debe ser fácil. Dejando a un lado la constante mofa relacionada con el pequeño tamaño de sus brazos, estos enormes [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [00:08:31]
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Fall is upon us and October is just around the corner. If there were a Pumpkin Spice Geology, maybe it would look a little like this photo. What do you think? We’re in the Fall spirit here at the UGS! [...]