I G P P
Cecil H. and Ida M. Green
Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics
Friday Geophysics Seminar Series
Fridays
Refreshments at 2:45pm
Seminar 3-4pm
Munk
Lab Conference Room, IGPP
Address questions about scheduled seminars to the host listed for each speaker. To suggest a speaker, contact one of the following seminar coordinators: Adrian Borsa , Kerry Key or Bridget Smith. To receive email announcements of upcoming seminars, send a message to listserv@sio.ucsd.edu that says 'add your_email_address gp_seminar'. To be removed from the list, send a similar message replacing add with delete.
Carlo Laj
Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environment, CNRS-CEA
North Atlantic
Paleointensity Stack Since 75ka (NAPIS-75):
Implications
for Long Range Correlation and Cosmogenic
Isotope
Production.
contact: Jill Weinberger
Gillian
Foulger
University of Durham, U.K.
No plume beneath Iceland: Seismic tomography and helium
contact: Kerry Key
Toshiro
Tanimoto
UC Santa Barbara
Gravitational Energy Change by Earthquakes
contact: Bridget Smith
Carol Raymond
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA
Magnetic Anomalies on Mars
contact: Adrian Borsa
Fred Pollitz
USGS, Menlo Park
The Role of Transient Deformation in Triggering Earthquakes
contact: Bridget Smith
Tony Dahlen
Princeton University
Bananas, Doughnuts and Seismic Travel Times
contact: Adrian Borsa
HOLIDAY- no seminar
Ken Macdonald
UC Santa Barbara
Volcanic Processes on the Fast-Spreading East Pacific Rise
contact: Bridget Smith
HOLIDAY- no seminar
Doug Oldenburg
University of British Columbia
Subsurface
Imaging using DC Resistivity and
Induced
Polarization Surveys: Applications to
mineral
exploration
contact: Adrian Borsa
Shingo Watada
IGPP, UC San Diego
Jovian Travel Time Seismology:
Slowly Expanding waves in the Jovian atmosphere
after the impact of Comet Shoemaker-Levi 9
contact: Kerry Key
AGU- no seminar
Steve Jayne
Univeristy of Colorado, Boulder
Satellite Gravimetry: a New Tool for Physical Oceanography
contact: Adrian Borsa
Jerry Schubert
UC Los Angeles
Convection in the Lower Mantle
contact: Bridget Smith
Steve Ingebritsen
(GSA Birdsall-Dreiss Lecturer in Geohydrology)
USGS, Water Resources Division, Western Region
Land Subsidence in the United States
contact: Adrian Borsa
***Seminar Rescheduled to May 4
Louise Pellerin
University of Utah, Energy and Geoscience Institute
Applications
of Electrical and Electromagnetic Methods for
Environmental
and Geotechnical Investigations in the year 2000
contact: Kerry Key
Steve Skholler
UC Davis
A New Method fo Averaging Fluid Motion and Tracking the Ocean/Air Interface
contact: Bridget Smith
Jeffrey
Love
IGPP,
UC San Diego
The Earth's Dynamo
contact: Bridget Smith
Margaret
Kivelson
IGPP, UC Los Angeles
Dowsing
with a magnetometer at the Galilean Moons of Jupiter
contact: Bridget Smith
Ronald E.
Cohen
Visiting Professor of Materials Science and Geophysics,
California Institute of Technology and Geophysical Laboratory, Carnegie
Institution
Towards
an understanding of Earth's mantle and core materials from
first-principles
contact: Kerry Key
Marc Chaussidon
CRPG-CNRS
Origin
of Meteoritic Li-Be-B: a Record of Solar System Formation
Processes
contact:
Adrian
Borsa
Ned Field
USGS
Seismic
Hazard Analysis in Southern California - Latest developments
and the
need for a more physics based approach
contact: Kerry Key
contact: Kerry Key
Nancy King
USGS,
Pasadena
The Southern California Integrated GPS Network
contact: Kerry Key
Satish Singh
Laboratoire
de Geosciences Marines
Institut de
Physique du Globe de Paris
Is the inner core of the Earth partially molten?
contact:
Kerry
Key
Yuri Fialko
IGPP
Stress changes due to the M7.1 Hector Mine earthquake:
Implications for the earthquake triggering, and regional stress in the Mojave desert
contact:
Bridget
Smith
Randy Mackie
GSY-USA
3D Magnetotelluric Inversion and Applications to Exploration Problems
contact:
Kerry
Key
Other
seminars at IGPP
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