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Spring 2007 Seminars

DATE	SPEAKER/TOPIC	SPONSOR
Jan 25 4 pm MSEC 101	Jaime Barnes - Univ New Mexico: Studying serpentinization, seafloor tectonics, and arc volcanism using Cl stable isotopes.	EB
Jan 29 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Manoj K. Shukla - New Mexico State Univ: Hydrological properties of soil at multiple scales—assessment and modeling. Abstract. Host: Bowman	H
Feb 1 4 pm MSEC 101	Lynda Walsh - New Mexico Tech: Communicating science to the public: lessons from 19th century media hoaxes.	EB
Feb 5 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Grace Haggerty - Interstate Stream Commission, Albuquerque: New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission’s collaboration in resource management on the Middle Rio Grande. Abstract. Host: Wilson	H
Feb 8 4 pm MSEC 101	Matt Haney - Sandia National Labs: The dual nature of fault zones as seen in seismic images. Abstract.	EB
Feb 12 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Keiko Sasaki - Kyushu Univ: Removal of selenate in groundwater using a permeable reactive barrier: column study. Host: Bowman	H
Feb 14 2 pm MSEC 101	Igor B. Morozov - Univ Saskatchewan: Deep seismic nuclear-explosion profiling: seismic dataset of the 20th century.	G
Feb 15 4 pm MSEC 101	Kent Condie - New Mexico Tech: When did plate tectonics begin on planet Earth?	EB
Feb 19 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Matt Baillie - New Mexico Tech: Baseflow source quantification to the San Pedro River, Arizona: a geochemical approach. Abstract. Host: Wilson	H
Feb 22 4:00 pm MSEC 101	Claudia Wilson - New Mexico Tech: Helping buildings withstand earthquakes. Host: Murray	EB
Feb 26 3:30 pm MSEC 101	David Gochis - National Center for Atmospheric Research: The North American Monsoon Experiment: A multi-disciplinary study with a unifying aim. Abstract. Host: Vivoni	H
Mar 1 4 pm MSEC 101	George Vance - University of Wyoming: Biogeochemistry of selenium in disturbed environments. Host: Bowman	EB/H
Mar 2 1:30 pm AOC	Yuri Fialko - Univ California, San Diego: How creepy is the southern San Andreas Fault?	EB/ NRAO
Mar 8 2 pm MSEC 105	Catherine Snelson - Univ Nevada, Las Vegas: Controlled-source seismology from sink holes to basin structure.	G
Mar 8 4 pm MSEC 101	Richard Harrison - USGS Reston: A restraining-bend model that explains the uplift and neotectonics of Cyprus. Host: Dunbar	EB
Mar 15	No seminar - Spring Break	EB
Mar 22 4 pm MSEC 101	Shari Kelley - New Mexico Tech: Exhumation history of the Colorado Plateau.	EB
Mar 26 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Girisha Ganjegunte - Texas A&M, El Paso Agricultural Research & Extension Center: Effects of land application of saline-sodic wastewater and utilization of natural zeolites to improve water quality. Abstract. Host: Bowman	H
Mar 29 4 pm MSEC 101	Eileen Ryan - Magdalena Ridge Observatory: Asteroid collisions: the effect of macroscopic porosity on fragmentation.	EB
Apr 5 4 pm MSEC 101	Lang Farmer - Univ Colorado, Boulder: Reassessing the mid-Tertiary ignimbrite flare-up in the Southern Rocky Mountains.	EB
Apr 9 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Peter Lichtner - Los Alamos National Lab: Modeling multi-scale reactive transport processes from pore to continuum scales. Abstract. Host: Wilson	H
Apr 12 4 pm MSEC 101	Tim Wawrzyniec - Univ New Mexico: Evaluating HOODOO form and process using TLS LiDAR data to measure seasonal hillslope modification, Black Mesa, NE Arizona. Abstract. Host: Axen	EB
Apr 16 3:30 pm MSEC 101	Bridget Scanlon - Texas Bureau of Economic Geology, GSA Birdsall-Dreiss Lecturer: Impacts of changing land use on subsurface water resources in semiarid regions. Abstract. Host: Phillips	EB/H
Apr 19 4 pm MSEC 101	Ken Smith - New Mexico Highlands Univ: The New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute: Current plans and future goals.	EB
Apr 26 4 pm MSEC 101	Kimberly Schramm - New Mexico Tech: Oceanic transform earthquakes aren't predominately slow. Host: Bilek	EB
May 3 4 pm MSEC 101	Fred Phillips - New Mexico Tech: The Sierra Nevada and the "rejuvenation of mountain ranges"	EB

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

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