Does your research involve the lithosphere, asthenosphere, or upper mantle? Geophysical observations, geochemistry, theoretical modeling, or all of the above? We invite you to submit an abstract to session DI003 at #AGU22: https://t.co/eRDcoA7cMs
It’s been a fun few days of great sessions and discussions at the SAGE/GAGE community science workshop! Ft. my first in-person poster in nearly 7 years.
Students and colleagues presenting our work at the SAGE/GAGE #poster session - Alaska attenuation, east coast lithosphere/asthenosphere structure, southwestern US plate weirdness…
#pointing
Last night I dreamed someone submitted my NSF grant annual report as a conference abstract under my name, and I had to present it that week. A chaotic struggle to find a computer to email the conveners ensued. Review: an exciting addition to my rotation of stress dreams!
New paper out in G3! Check it out if you're interested in links between lithospheric structure and volcanism, or if you want to know why 80 km might be a magic depth in the western US. https://t.co/8hVs7plLYQ
The final Pacific ORCA blog post is up 🥲 https://t.co/zXxcPzUK9R
Read about the successful conclusion of our science, and enjoy a slightly wistful retrospective of all four-cruises associated with the experiment. #PacificORCA#NSFfunded#MarineGeophysics#OBSIC_now#PacificArray
‘Twas the night before Thanksgiving on the Revelle,
not a zephyr of wind nor a wave nor a swell.
Only three scientists stirred, on the vessel adrift,
but they’re more than a match for the rest, they’re Night Shift!
Hello Twitter! Coming at you live from the South Pacific, where I've been recovering Ocean-Bottom Seismometers as part of the OldORCA experiment. We've successfully collected all of the OBSs, and we're now dredging some seamounts. Check out our blog: https://t.co/3jbr2hFt9z