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Colloquium Schedule (SPRING 2008)

Faculty Organizer: Emily Elliott

The Department of Geology and Planetary Sciecne Colloquium is held in Thaw Hall, room 203 every Thursday from 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (refreshments served at 3:45 pm downstairs in SRCC 219). Exceptions to the normal date, time, and/or room are indicated in red. Colloquium is now an official Departmental course requirement (GLG-1015/2015) for both undergraduate and graduate students.

FALL, 2007 schedule

FALL, 2008 schedule (coming in Aug)

WEEK

DATE

SPEAKER

AFFILIATION

TITLE

1

1/10

Daniel Doctor

U.S. Geological Survey

Karst: What is it? Where is it? Why should an Earth scientist care?

2

1/17

Peter Wilcock

Johns Hopkins Univ.

Stream restoration: Challenges for geomorphology, ecology, and landscape history

3

1/24

Amy Landis

Univ. of Pittsburgh

The environmental impacts and tradeoffs of biofuels

4

1/31

Sujay Kaushal

Univ. of Maryland

Influence of land use, climate variability, and stream restoration on nitrogen dynamics in watersheds

5

2/7

Jason Briner

SUNY - Buffalo

Fjords and ice sheet dynamics: Lessons learned from applying cosmogenic radionuclides to the NE Canadian Shield

6

2/14

Maria Luisa Crawford

Bryn Mawr College

AWG Distinguished Lecture: Tectonic evolution of the coastal orogen, SE Alaska

7

2/21

Xu Liang

Univ. of Pittsburgh

Spatial properties of soil moisture and data assimilation

8

2/28

Michael Ramsey

Univ. of Pittsburgh

NASA's future lunar exploration program: What can we learn about Earth processes from the lunar surface?

9

3/6

Allen Robinson

Carnegie Mellon Univ.

Sources and atmospheric transformations of organic aerosols

10

3/13

NO COLLOQUIUM: Spring Break

11

3/19

Patricia Wiberg

Univ. of Virgina

MARGINS Distinguished Lecture: Formation and preservation of event-scale stratigraphy in the coastal ocean

12

3/27

Ian Skilling

Univ. of Pittsburgh

Using rock textures to understand magma-water explosions

13

4/3

Grace Brush

Johns Hopkins Univ.

The stratigraphy and paleoecology of the Chesapeake Bay and watershed

14

4/10

Adam Carter

Univ. of Pittsburgh

Thermal infrared remote sensing of explosive eruptions at Bezymianny Volcano, Russia

15

4/17

Hank Edenborn

D.O.E. - N.E.T.L.

Pennsylvania's pyramids: Exploring the history and geology of the charcoal iron industry in western Pennsylvania

 

Last Updated: Monday, 04-Feb-2008 15:31:15 EST