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THIS MONTH'S
LUNCHEON DETAILS WHO: Liam Toney University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Geophysical Institute WHAT: Reconstructing massive avalanches at Iliamna Volcano using seismic and acoustic signals WHERE: Zoom Meeting WHEN: Thursday, April 8 TIME: Starting at 11:30AM |
ZOOM MEETING INFORMATION
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2020-2021 TALKS
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APRIL LUNCHEON
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Liam Toney
University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Geophysical Institute Reconstructing massive avalanches at Iliamna Volcano using seismic and acoustic signal |
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MARCH LUNCHEON
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Robert Abbott
Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff, Geophysics Department, Sandia National Laboratories Two Very Different Use Cases of Distributed Acoustic Sensing |
FEBRUARY LUNCHEON
Michael Laporte
Senior Systems Engineer And Program Manager, Nanometrics
Mission-Critical Real Time Data Acquisition: An Earthquake Early Warning Case Study
Senior Systems Engineer And Program Manager, Nanometrics
Mission-Critical Real Time Data Acquisition: An Earthquake Early Warning Case Study
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JANUARY LUNCHEONPaul Bauman
2020-2021 CSEG Distinguished Lecturer Good Geoscience in Dire Places: Searching for Water in Humanitarian Crises |
DECEMBER LUNCHEONDr. Mirko van der Baan
Professor University of Alberta A New Year’s Day icebreaker: Icequakes on lakes in Alberta, Canada |
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NOVEMBER LUNCHEONDr. John Bradford
Professor Of Geophysics And Vice President For Global Initiatives Colorado School of Mines Taking the Power of Exploration Geophysics from the Oil Patch to Help Solve the World’s Grand Challenges |
OCTOBER LUNCHEONJordan Bishop
PhD Candidate University of Alaska Fairbanks |
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SEPTEMBER LUNCHEONDr. Jyoti Behura
Research Assistant Professor Department of Geophysics, Colorado School of Mines Episodic Buckling and Collapse – An alternative to the Slow Slip hypothesis |
MAY LUNCHEONSatish Pullammanappallil, Ph.D
Founder & Geophysicist, SubTerraSeis Subsurface imaging using ambient noise seismic reflection analysis – a cost-effective exploration tool? |
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APRIL LUNCHEONDr. Wael M. Hassan, Ph.D., P.E., S.E.
Associate Professor, Structural & Earthquake Engineering University of Alaska, Anchorage Lessons Learned From Built Environment Damage Of TheNov 2018 M7.1 Anchorage Earthquake |
MARCH LUNCHEONOri Miller
E.I.T. Engineering Assistant II Alaska Department of Natural Resources DMLW Dam Safety Program Alaska Arctic Coastal Plain Gravel Pad Hydrology: Impacts to Dismantlement Removal and Restoration Operations; A Study on the Human – Hydrology Relationship in Arctic Environments |
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February LUNCHEONAdrian Bender
U.S. Geological Survey Alaska Science Center Continental consequences of collision: landscape-altering deformation of the northern Alaska Range thrust system |
January LUNCHEONRada Khadjinova & Mike Wernau
FUGRO Smart Geo-data Integration for maximum return on data investments |
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December 5 LUNCHEONDr. Summer Ohlendorf
U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center Tsunami detectives in the Weather Service: seismic and sea level data analysis at the National Tsunami Warning Center |
OCTOBER 3 LUNCHEONChad Hults
National Park Service Monitoring Geohazards In Alaska National Parks Using Structure From Motion From Aircraft |
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SEPT 12 LUNCHEONDavid Miller
Alaska Volcano Observatory, USGS Imaging the upper crustal magmatic system at Okmok caldera |
