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Duncan Agnew
2022-06-24 16:25:22
Special GJI Issue on the January 2022 Eruption of Hunga Volcano
In response to requests from the community, the deadline for papers to be
submitted to the ``Hunga volcano special issue'' of Geophysical Journal
International has been moved back.
**THE SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 1, 2022.**
Papers submitted earlier will be published online as they are approved, and
all approved papers will appear in a special volume, for which the target
publication date is now April 15, 2023.
As before, w…
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Glickson, Deborah
2022-06-22 19:15:03
Upcoming Webinar from the Committee on Solid Earth Geophysics
Tsunami Science: The view from modeling and observations
July 5 | 3:00PM - 4:00PM EDT
The National Academies and the Committee on Solid Earth Geophysics invites you to a webinar on the past and future of tsunami research on Tuesday, July 5 from 3:00PM to 4:00PM EDT. Large tsunamis of past decades have underscored the potential for extreme hazards impacts from these events, but also the multidisciplinary scientific challenges that fa…
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Weisen Shen
Dear All,
SCAR INSTANT SC2.2 "Probing the Solid Earth and its Interactions" (PSE)
plans to organize an in-person workshop in the second half of September
this year.
A main motivation to organize this workshop is given by the fact that there
are plans (in the US and in the UK) to decommission large parts of the
observational infrastructure in Antarctica, especially permanent GNSS on
bedrock (but also seismometer sites might be affected). Thus, the main goal
of the workshop will be to discuss …
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