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Active Message Threads for July 2021
Justin Sweet
2021-07-20 13:58:36
Dear Colleagues,
IRIS is pleased to announce the release of a new software tool for producing quick data quality reports using MUSTANG-generated metrics, designed for use with PASSCAL experiments and other temporary deployments. Named PIQQA (PI's Quick Quality Assessment), this tool is the result of a collaborative effort between IRIS Data Services and Instrumentation Services.
For several years, IRIS Data Services have been generating a wealth of data quality metrics and products using an a…
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Sumant
2021-07-15 16:56:17
Excellent opportunity to experiment in zero gravity for disabled STEM practitioners!
We are excited to announce the launch of Mission: AstroAccess, a program bringing a diverse group of disabled space enthusiasts on a historic ZERO-G parabolic flight! Participants will complete targeted tasks during the program’s flight to help answer basic questions about how disabled people can live and work in outer space. Mission: AstroAccess’ crew of disabled volunteers will take flight on October 17th,…
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Jean-Paul Ampuero
2021-07-07 17:59:00
The training school on ‘Earthquakes: nucleation, triggering, rupture,
and relationships with aseismic processes’ will be held in Cargèse,
Corsica, France, from September 27th of October 1st 2021. This school
will be a follow-up of similar ones held in 2014 and 2017 (see
earthquakes2.sciencesconf.org and
eos.org/meeting-reports/how-earthquakes-start-and-stop). We expect
attendance of about 50 early career researchers (including PhD students
and post-docs) and about 15 mid-career and senio…
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