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Fall 2003 Seminar Schedule

DATE	SPEAKER/TOPIC	SPONSOR
Aug 28 4 pm MSEC 101	Erkan Istanbulluoglu - Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Episodicity in geomorphic processes: Effects of climate, vegetation and disturbances on landscape evolution and sediment yields. Host: Vivoni	EB/H
Sept 4 12:30 pm MSEC 202	Shannon Archer: What I did on my summer vacation: Six weeks as a Schlumberger/WesternGeco Marine Seismic Intern.	G
Sept 4 4 pm MSEC 101	Glenn Spinelli - New Mexico Tech: Fluid and heat flow on the Juan de Fuca Ridge flank: Basement circulation and seepage through sediments. Host: Tobin	EB/H
Sept 11 4 pm MSEC 101	Enrique Vivoni - New Mexico Tech: The predictability of hydrometeorological flood events: Radar rainfall forecasting and hydrologic modeling in the Arkansas-Red River Basin. Host: Zhou	EB/H
Sept 18 4 pm MSEC 101	Paul Bauer - NM Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources: Topic TBA. Host: Dunbar	EB
Sept 25 4 pm MSEC 101	TBA	EB
Sept 29 3:15 pm MSEC 103	Bruce M. Thomson - Univ of New Mexico: Arsenic in water: Chemistry and treatment. Host: Bowman	H
Oct 2 4 pm MSEC 101	George Kiladis - NOAA: Monsoons of the Southwest. Host: McIntosh	EB/H
Oct 3 1 pm MSEC 202	Enrique Vivoni - New Mexico Tech: High resolution multi-scale modeling of watershed hydrology: An opportunity to integrate remote sensing observations, field data collection and distributed modeling in a hydrologic observatory. CUAHSI Cyberseminar	H
Oct 9 4 pm MSEC 101	Tien Grauch - USGS: Uncovering faults in the Albuquerque basin: New insights and enigmas from aeromagnetic and gravity data. Host: Tobin	EB
Oct 13 3:15 pm MSEC 103	Huade Guan - NM Tech PhD Student: The effect of critical pH on virus fate and transport in saturated porous medium. Host: Hendrickx	H
Oct 16 4 pm MSEC 101	Chuck Chapin - NM Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources: New Mexico volcanism in space and time. Host: McIntosh	EB
Oct 21 1 pm MSEC 202	Ken Reckhow - Duke University: On the development of the paper prototype observatory. Neuse Hydrologic Observatory Cyberseminar	H
Oct 23 4 pm MSEC 101	Simon Peacock - Arizona State University: Subduction-zone earthquakes: Metamorphism rocks the world. Host: Goodwin	EB
Oct 24 1 pm MSEC 202	George Hornberger - Univ of Virginia: Concentration discharge relationships in headwater streams: Models and muddles. CUAHSI Cyberseminar	H
Oct 27 3:15 pm MSEC 103	Cliff Dahm - Univ of New Mexico: Measuring and scaling riparian ET along the Middle Rio Grande riverine corridor. Host: Hendrickx	H
Oct 30 4 pm MSEC 101	Charles Reynolds of Geological Associates, Inc. and Dirk Van Hart of Gram, Inc.: A shallow seismic line on the east side of the Albuquerque Basin, Kirtland Air Force Base. Host: Broadhead	EB
Nov 6	No Seminar: GSA Annual Meeting	EB
Nov 10 3:15 pm MSEC 103	Jill Buckley - NM Petroleum Recovery Research Center: Oil spill cleanup - some lessons from the oilfield. Host: Bowman	H
Nov 12 3:15 pm MSEC 101	Clyde Munster - Texas A&M University: Assessing the role of juniper on hydrology. Host: Phillips	H
Nov 13 4 pm MSEC 101	Laura Crossey - Univ of New Mexico: Xenowhiffs: Springs, gases and travertines of the Colorado Plateau (links to tectonism, and view of a deeply-dissected hydrologic system). Host: Dunbar	EB/H
Nov 14 1 pm MSEC 202	Laura Toran - Temple University: Stormwater sampling in karst: Implications for contaminant transport. CUAHSI Cyberseminar	H
Nov 17 3:15 pm MSEC 103	James Hogan - SAHRA, Univ of Arizona: Surface water - groundwater interaction at the basin scale: The importance of river recharge and salty discharge along the Rio Grande. Host: Phillips	H
Nov 20 4 pm MSEC 101	Dave Wilson - NM Tech PhD Student: Seismic structure of the crust and upper mantle in the southwestern United States: Implications for Colorado Plateau uplift and Rio Grande Rifting. Host: Aster	EB
Nov 24 3:15 pm MSEC 103	Tom Kieft - New Mexico Tech: Life in the deep subsurface. Host: Phillips	H
Nov 27	No Seminar: Thanksgiving Holiday	EB
Dec 4 4 pm MSEC 101	Ron Bruhn - Univ of Utah: Neotectonics of southern Alaska: Consequences of global plate motions, terrane collision and climate change. Host: Goodwin	EB
Dec 11	No Seminar: AGU Fall Meeting	EB

SPONSOR LEGEND
EB	Department of Earth & Environmental Science and New Mexico Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources
H	Hydrology Program, EES Department
G	Geophysics Program, EES Department
EB/H/G	Multiple Sponsors

Future Schedules: Spring 2004
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