From 4-10 September, 2016, the 35th General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission (ESC) will be held in Trieste, Italy. Deadline for abstract submission is 30 April, early bird registration ends 31 May. The meeting covers a whole range of interesting topics, such as Earthquakes in regions of slow lithospheric deformation, active faulting and geodynamic data, secondary earthquake effects, regional studies and many more. Two sessions are probably especially interesting for the [...]
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [21:30:50]
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Over the past few weeks there has been a slight increase in earthquakes in Öræfajökull volcano. Due to glacier quake activity I’m only using earthquakes that have confirmed depth of 1,5 km or deeper. [...]
Auf Satellitennavigation gestützte Messungen an Land zeigen, dass
die Ostflanke des Ätnas langsam Richtung Meer rutscht. Bisher
beschränken sich diese Messungen allerdings auf den an Land gelegenen
Teil [...]
The spiny water flea is a troubling invasive species in the Great Lakes region. In Wisconsin’s Lake Mendota, the tiny creature has been linked with a reduction in water clarity,[...]
The post Lake Mendota [...]
Mittlerweile sind insbesondere durch das Engagement der Digitalisierungsprojekte des Internet Archives und der Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL) zahlreiche historische geowissenschaftliche Monographien [...]
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November 13th, 1985, is a date that is still etched in my memory. This was the day that the Colombian town of Armero was submerged beneath a catastrophic flood of volcanic rocks, mud and water; a lahar that [...]
It's not a pyramid, unlike the three pyramidal objects (#1, #2, #3) I posted about a couple years back. It's actually a frustum, in this case a pyramidal frustum, one based on an oblique, irregular, [...]
The Yale Himalaya Initiative has generated a landslide hazard map for Nepal. it is very unclear as to what this map is actually
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [10:48:54]
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I’m trying to free some space in my office, and I’m going to let my run of the <i>Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology</i> go: It covers everything from 25(4) to volume 29(2) — [...]
El estudio DoOomcat está formado por la pareja de ilustradores canadienses Alison Acton y Jim Charalampidis. Además de cómics, son muy activos en el diseño de camisetas, y un ejemplo es esta para ShirtWoot [...]
We are pack in Punta Arenas, Chile now. We docked about 8:00 this morning. Now that we're back in Chile, the work is not over! Today Uffe, Dave, and I spent much of our time in the warehouse packing samples [...]
Agriculture makes up a major portion of Rwanda’s economy, and employs eight in 10 Rwandans. Of course, farmers are hugely dependent on the climate, and a new project hopes to ensure they get timely [...]
Mountain Beltway [20:46:59]
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Pahoehoe “ropes” on a basalt, sample site unknown: Archean gneiss from the Gallatin Range of Montana: Tafoni in Malmesbury Group turbidites, South
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Absolutely! Protecting your investment in your plants starts by digging a hole the right size, with the right conditions. If you dig the hole incorrectly, essentially all you do is
The Paleontological Society of Washington 7:00 pm, Wednesday, April 20 National Museum of Natural History, Constitutional Ave. entrance Calcareous Nannofossils and Paleogene Hyperthermal Events of the [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [12:00:31]
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As researchers, we spend a lot of time and energy trying to extend the limits of our scientific knowledge, but how much of our new findings can be translated into policies, and what are the best practices for [...]
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I always thought that kaleidoscopes were named after someone named
Kaleid, but the authoritative source (Wikipedia, of course) indicates
that the name is a mixture of Latin terms that translates to
[...]