Department of Geology and Geophysics
GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS
FRIDAY SEMINAR SERIES
Spring 2008
INTERESTED OBSERVERS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND
FRIDAYS, 1:00 PM TO 2:15 PM IN POST 723
Date |
Speaker/Topic |
|---|---|
| January 24 * | Tadeuz Ulyrch - The role of amplitude and phase in processing and inversion |
| February 1 | Matt Patrick - The life and death of a perched lava channel: Insights from Kilauea's ongoing eruption |
| February 8 | Michael Poland - Magmanomics: Supply and demand at Kīlauea Volcano, Hawaii |
| February 15 | Steve Miller - Climate change in Hawaii: framing the questions for ecology |
| February 22 | TBA |
| February 29 | Howie Scher - What will high resolution neodymium isotope records from marine sediments reveal? Examples from early Cenozoic abrupt climate events |
| March 7 | Margo Edwards - Off-axis eruptions on the ultra-slow spreading Gakkel Ridge (Arctic Ocean) |
| March 7 ** | Stephen J Mojzsis - Geology, age and origin of pre-3.75 Ga supracrustal rocks in northern Quebec |
| March 14 | Mike Garcia - Where, when, what and why of secondary Hawaiian volcanism |
| March 21 | NONE - Holiday |
| March 28 | NONE - Spring Break |
| April 4 | Ed Scott - New ideas about the origins of iron and stony-iron meteorites |
| April 11 | Mike Drake - Water matters |
| April 18 | Paul Wessel - Pacific absolute plate motion from 145 Ma to present |
| April 25 | David Wilson - Kilauea volcano's very active summer: A summer 2007 seismic review |
| May 2 | Ali El-Kadi - Modeling watershed processes as a management tool |
| * Thursday - 4:00 pm
** Special time - 4:00 pm |
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