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Active Message Threads for June 2017
Weisen Shen
Dear colleagues,
Kindly note the Antarctic geothermal heat flux workshop at the University of Tasmania (2018 March 21-23).
Jacqueline, Anya and Weisen
First Circular
Taking the Temperature of the Antarctic Continent (TACtical Workshop)
Current efforts, collaborations and future directions in Antarctic heat flux research
The geothermal heat flux to the base of the Antarctic ice sheet is inherently difficult to measure, yet accurate estimates are necessary to better understa…
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Leslie Linn
The USGS has just published a new blueprint for advancing science and resilience related to subduction zone hazards, entitled Reducing Risk Where Tectonic Plates Collide – A Plan to Advance Subduction Zone Science. This new Plan describes how the USGS may leverage scientific and technologic developments, address its stakeholder needs, and maximize capabilities through partnerships – with the overall goal of reducing the risks posed by subduction zone events. The Plan is featured on the USGS ma…
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Joan Gomberg
I would like the following announcement distributed to the IRIS email
listserv please!
Thanks! Joan Gomberg
The USGS has just published a new blueprint for advancing science and
resilience related to subduction zone hazards, entitled *Reducing Risk
Where Tectonic Plates Collide – A Plan to Advance Subduction Zone Science
<https://pubs.er.usgs.gov/publication/cir1428>. *This new Plan describes
how the USGS may leverage scientific and technologic developments, address
its stakeholder needs, and…
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mullane@lanl.gov
2017-06-08 16:34:32
A new monograph, released June 2017, addresses trends in research and development related to nuclear explosion monitoring. Los Alamos National Laboratory partnered with Lawrence Livermore, Pacific Northwest, and Sandia National Laboratories, as well as the Naval Research Laboratory, to produce the monograph, which gives the scientific community a comprehensive review of research in physics areas related to nuclear explosion monitoring: source physics (understanding signal generation), signal pr…
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