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Spring 2005 Seminars

DATE	SPEAKER/TOPIC	SPONSOR
Jan 18 1 pm MSEC 202	CUAHSI Cyberseminar Tom Harmon - UC Merced: Distributed, embedded networked sensing in environmental, ecological, and hydrological observatories	H
Jan 20 4 pm MSEC 101	No seminar	EB
Jan 25 1 pm MSEC 202	CUAHSI Cyberseminar Will Prescott - UNAVCO: UNAVCO and geodesy in HO's.	H
Jan 27 4 pm MSEC 101	Barbara Cohen - Institute of Meteoritics, Univ New Mexico: Early bombardment history of the Moon, Earth, and terrestrial planets. Host: Heizler	EB
Feb 2 1 pm MSEC 202	CUAHSI Cyberseminar Ramesh Shrestha - NCALM: NSF supported Center for Airborne Laser Mapping (NCALM) and Hydrologic Observatories.	H
Feb 3 4 pm MSEC 101	No seminar today	EB
Feb 7 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Kip Solomon - Univ of Utah (Darcy Lecturer): Inert gas tracers in ground water. Host: Phillips	H
Feb 8 1 pm MSEC 202	CUAHSI Cyberseminar Roy Rasmussen, Greg Poulos, and David Gochis - NCAR: The role of atmospheric technology and science in developing long term hydrologic observatories	H
Feb 10 4 pm MSEC 101	Enrique Vivoni - New Mexico Tech: A monsoon flood event in the Rio Puerco and its downstream effects on surface and groundwater interactions in the Rio Grande.	EB
Feb 11 4 pm Wrkman 101	Rick Aster, Sue Bilek, Harold Tobin - New Mexico Tech: The Sumatra earthquake and tsunami.	G
Feb 14 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Patrick Roache/John Wilson: Can groundwater models be validated? Host: McPherson	H
Feb 17 4 pm MSEC 101	Chris Fielding - Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln: Stratigraphic consequences of Early Permian Icehouse Climate: Insights from the southern Sydney Basin, Australia. Host: Mozley	EB
Feb 18 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Bill Woessner - Univ of Montana (Birdsall-Dreiss Lecturer): Examining the exchange of groundwater with the stream/floodplain system: physical, thermal and geochemical approaches. Host: Wilson	H
Feb 24 4 pm MSEC 101	Ashley Davies - Jet Propulsion Lab: Observing volcanic activity with NASA's Autonomous Sciencecraft Experiment. Host: Kyle	EB
Feb 28 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Huade Guan - NMT PhD Candidate in Hydrology: Using mountain precipitation mapping to examine temporal precipitation variability associated with ENSO and PDO cycles	H
Mar 3 4 pm MSEC 101	James Conca - New Mexico State Univ CEMRC: Finding alternative matrices for 137CsCl in the irradiation industry as a means to reduce the threat of a serious dirty bomb attack. Abstract. Host: Bowman	EB
Mar 7 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Enrique Vivoni - New Mexico Tech: Hydrologic and meteorological characteristics of the North American Monsoon over complex terrain in northern Sonora, Mexico. Host: Spinelli	H
Mar 10 4 pm MSEC 101	Larry Crumpler - NM Museum of Natural History: Recent mars exploration. Host: Boston	EB
Mar 17 4 pm MSEC 101	No seminar -- Spring Break	EB
Mar 21 12 -1 pm MSEC 202 Pizza and drinks!	Xiaodong Song - Univ Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Inner core anisotropy, rotation, teleseismic earthquake doublets, and the ARCTIC experiment. Details. Host: Aster	G
Mar 21 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Keirith Snyder - New Mexico State Univ: Topic TBA. Host: Hendrickx	H
Mar 23 3 pm MSEC 103	Glenn Spinelli - New Mexico Tech: Hydrogeologic responses to 3-D temperature variability, Costa Rica subduction margin. Details.	G
Mar 24 4 pm MSEC 101	Glen Gettemy - NMT PhD Candidate in Geophysics: Sub-meter investigation of methane hydrate distribution in the Peru margin: Evidence for instability in the hydrate stability zone. Abstract. Host: Tobin	EB
Mar 28 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Dan Stephens - DBS&A: Late 18th century hydrogeology: a pre-Darcy perspective. Host: Phillips	H
Mar 31 4 pm MSEC 101	Kevin Brown - Scripps Institution of Oceanography: What causes transience in fluid flow in subduction zones and in other oceanic margin environments?	EB
Apr 4 2 pm MSEC 105	Kevin Furlong - Geodynamics Research Group, Penn State: Making a plate boundary: an interdisciplinary perspective on the evolution and behavior of the San Andreas system.	G
Apr 4 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Moved to May 2	H
Apr 7 4 pm MSEC 101	No seminar today	EB
Apr 11 2 pm MSEC 105	Thomas Owens - Univ of South Carolina: Emerging opportunities in lithospheric studies using USArray data.	G
Apr 13 2 pm MSEC 103	Jesse Lawrence: Imaging mantle dynamics: a synthesis of seismic velocity, quality factor and anisotropy.	G
Apr 14 1 pm MSEC 202	CUAHSI Cyberseminar Barry Lefer - Univ Houston: Snowpack chemical reactions	H
Apr 18 2 pm MSEC 105	Philip Wannamaker - Univ of Utah: The electromagnetic view of continental dynamics: integrative studies of electrical conductivity in the US and worldwide.	G
Apr 21 4 pm MSEC 101	Miaki Ishii - Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Inner core anistropy and the inner-most inner core.	EB/G
Apr 22 1 pm MSEC 202	CUAHSI Cyberseminar Carol Kendall - USGS: A multi-isotope approach to tracing sources of nutrients and organic matter in large river systems	H
Apr 25 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Cancelled	H
Apr 28 4 pm MSEC 101	Bill Rose - Michigan Technological University: Ice in volcanic clouds: when and where. Host: Dunbar. Details.	EB
May 2 3:30 pm MSEC 103	Paul Krehbiel - New Mexico Tech: Radar and precipitation. Host: Vivoni	H
May 5 4 pm MSEC 101	No seminar today	EB
May 11 1 pm MSEC 202	CUAHSI Cyberseminar Yoram Rubin - Univ California Berkeley: CUAHSI’s National Center for Hydrologic Synthesis	H

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

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