81. UW-Madison Department Of Geology And Geophysics - Geobulletin March 18, 2005 Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, seismology, geology, Geophysics, orrelated fields Advanced degree (Masters or PhD) or relevant professional http://www.geology.wisc.edu/news_events/geob/geob.03.11.2005.html

Geobulletin March 18, 2005 SPRING 2004 LECTURE SCHEDULE All lectures (unless otherwise noted) are held on Fridays at 330 PM in AB20 (Laudon Lecture Hall). Coffee and cookies are served in the lobby starting at 315 PM. No lecture today April 1 Jeff Dorale University of Iowa April 8 Simon Wilde - Curtin University - Australia April 18 MONDAY - Rob Gawthorpe April 22 April 29 Chris Swezey USGS SPRING SEMESTER FACULTY MEETINGS March 30, April 6, and May 4. GEOBADGER ALUMNI WEEKEND Reminder to PLEASE sign up for all the events you are planning to attend. It is the weekend of May 6 - 8, but deadline for signing up is April 1st!!!!! Activities start Friday, May 6th with the dedication of the west wing and culminate on Saturday evening with the Spring Banquet. Please get your registrations in ASAP. INTERNATIONAL VOLCANOLOGICAL FIELD SCHOOL - The deadline for applications for the second annual International Volcanological Field School is April 1. Students can choose a two week session of scientific and cultural discovery in either the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, Katmai National Park, Alaska or Gorely and Mutnovsky Volcanoes, Kamchatka, Russia with 3 credits at the undergraduate or graduate levels. A grant from the National Science Foundation brings Russian Far East students to Alaska and subsidizes the cost of American students to travel to Kamchatka. For more information and to apply, visit www.uaf.edu/geology

82. UW-Madison Department Of Geology And Geophysics - Geobulletin December 3, 2004 modern observational techniques in earthquake seismology, earthquake geology, The Incorporated Research Institutions for seismology Array Data http://www.geology.wisc.edu/news_events/geob/geob.12.03.2004.html

GEOBULLETIN December 3, 2004 FALL 2004 LECTURE SCHEDULE All lectures (unless otherwise noted) are held on Fridays at 3:30PM in AB20 (Laudon Lecture Hall). Coffee and cookies are served in the lobby starting at 3:15 PM. TODAY DECEMBER 3 - Robert A. Duncan Oregon State University "Do Hotspots Move? The Hawaiian-Emperor Chain Revisited. " December 9 at 4:30 PM in Room 140 Weeks Hall - Kyle Lewallen - ExxonMobil - "High Fidelity Vibratory Seismic (HFVS) - a new land seismic technique for enhanced data quality" December 10 at NOON Vitor Abreu ExxonMobil Special guest of the Department Student AAPG Chapter "Reservoir Architecture of Shallow Marine and Deep Marine Systems - Similarities". December 10 Tom Stafford - Stafford Research Laboratories, Inc. Boulder, CO Visiting scholar in the Geology Department December 17 Final exams begin GEOCLUB/DEPARTMENT HOLIDAY PARTY - This year's Holiday Party will be held on Saturday, December 18th at the University Club from 7:30pm until 10pm . The evening will include plenty of appetizers, and GeoClub will be hosting soda and beer. Wines will be available at cash bar prices. If you have gifts to include in Santa's bag please see Carrie Moeller ahead of time, or first thing that evening so that they may be included. Please feel free to include gifts for faculty, friends, or family! You can sign up with Karen in the office -

83. Elibron: Books & Papers 109 items in geology, Geochemistry, Geophysics seismology in English. Sort byRating Date Title Author, Show items in. English, French, German, Italian http://www.elibron.com/english/books/index.phtml?lang_id=1&sctn_id=42&subsctn_id

84. Topic Guide For Geology Chapters include fundamental principles of geology, hazardous earth processes,humans and the environment, Book provides a good overview of seismology. http://www.cu-portland.edu/library/topic_guide.cfm?TopicID=27

85. Alaska Volcano Observatory - About AVO - Seismology seismology lab, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute. Tom Miller is in the field working on the geology of Dutton Volcano. http://www.avo.alaska.edu/about/seismology.php

FAQ Site Map View my cart Home ... About AVO > Seismology Seismology - the Alaska Volcano Observatory: AVO maintains networks of seismometers on a subset of Alaskan volcanoes. The networks consist of a few to several short-period vertical and three-component instruments. Data is passed in near-real time through radio telemetry and telephone lines to recording and analysis laboratories at UAFGI and USGS-Anchorage. Seismology lab, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute. Typically, the reawakening of a volcano can be seen by the increased rate of background seismicity over a period of months or weeks as new magma works its way upward beneath the volcano, displacing and breaking the countryrock. (Volcanic earthquakes are typically quite small - with maximum magnitudes of 2 or 3). As the eruption nears, seismologists may see a unique type of volcano seismic activity (called long-period events) associated with degassing of the rising magma. Finally, as an eruption begins, the strong seismic signals generated by the explosive eruption itself can bee seen. This permits accurate determination of the time of onset of an eruption, even in the dark or during poor weather, which is critical information for agencies concerned with the safe operation of aircraft above and many hundreds of kilometers downwind from the volcanoes. Seismic activity is monitored in real time at 27 volcanoes in Alaska: Wrangell, Spurr, Redoubt, Iliamna, Augustine, Snowy, Griggs, Katmai, Novarupta, Trident, Mageik, Martin, Aniakchak, Veniaminof, Pavlof, Dutton, Isanotski, Shishaldin, Fisher, Westdahl, Akutan, Makushin, Okmok, Great Sitkin, Kanaga, Tanaga, and Gareloi volcanoes. Many seismometers are located on each of these volcanoes and the data is telemetered to Anchorage and Fairbanks in real time for processing and analysis.

86. Seismology Jobs For The Mining And Geology - Mining Jobs, Geologist Jobs, Minejo seismology Jobs for the Mining and geology. Sorry, no matches have been foundfor your search this time. Terms Conditions Privacy © Minejob.com 2002 http://www.minejob.com/keywords-Seismology.html

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87. Geology Open Night Spring 2002 direct studies of the Earth itself through seismology, geology, and modeling . Weidner’s research interests focus on mineral physics and seismology. http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/openight/spring02.html

The Department of Geosciences presents Geology Open Night Spring 2002 Offerings Open night lectures are usually on topics in the geosciences related to the current research of the faculty, staff and students at SUNY Stony Brook. These presentations are intended for: those interested in new developments in the sciences earth science high school students and teachers undergraduate and graduate students in geosciences professional geologists In-service Credit is available for teachers attending the Geology Open Night lectures. We will be having Geology Open Nights on Friday January 25, 2002 Friday February 22, 2002 Friday March 29, 2001 Friday April 26, 2001 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Earth and Space Sciences Building Lecture Hall (Room 001) SUNY Stony Brook Campus How do I get to the Earth and Space Sciences Building at SUNY Stony Brook? You may also be interested in Astronomy Open Night lectures the first Friday of the month, The Worlds of Physics lectures the second Friday of the month and The Living World the third Friday of the month In-service credit is also available for teachers for attending these lectures.

88. Interoperability Introduction: Appendix C - Life Cycle UGS; EOF Review; END seismology, geology (2), Petrophysics, Reservoir Engineering,Engineering, Production; Farm Out or Abandon; Surface Facilities Reuse http://www.posc.org/InteropRelease/Interoperability/InteropIntro/int_appc.html

POSC Specifications Snapshot Interoperability Interoperability Introduction Each phase is characterized in the bullet lists below by business processes, tools, and participants. Key decision points are shown. The Exploration Phase consists of: Scouting; Seismic Acquisition; START Petroleum Economics, Geology (1) Lead; Seismic Acquisition **decision** Lease Bidding; Seismic Processing; START Seismology, Geology (2) **decision** Play; Mapping **decision** Prospect; Mapping **decision** The Appraisal Phase consists of: Subsurface Petroleum Engineering; Seismic Interpretation Appraisal Drilling; Geologic Correlation Evaluation; Mapping The Development Phase consists of: Construction of Production Facilities; from above; START Production Export Facilities; from above Production; Production Monitoring Systems In-fill Wells Drilling; Mapping The Production Phase consists of: **decision** Injector Wells Drilling; from above **decision** Enhanced Recovery Plan; from above **decision** Bypassed Hydrocarbon Reserved Identification; from above (tertiary) Enhanced Recovery Drilling; from above

89. 2004 GSA Annual Meeting - Topical Sessions Geophysics/Tectonophysics/seismology; Quaternary geology/Geomorphology;T81 top Regional Structural geology; Geophysics/Tectonophysics/seismology http://www.geosociety.org/meetings/2004/top80.htm

Topical Sessions Previous 20 Topical Session Index Next 20 Pre-EarthScope Synthesis of the Rocky Mountains V: New Insights in Basement Tectonics, Deep Crustal Structure and Precambrian Tectonic Evolution GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists; Colorado Scientific Society; EarthScope Michael Williams, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Mass.; Karl E. Karlstrom, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N.Mex. Studies of processes of accretion of juvenile lithosphere, location of major sutures, lithospheric stabilization and reactivation processes, and cumulative tectonic evolution of the basement leading to today's geophysical state of the crust and upper mantle. ORAL and POSTER Tectonics; Geophysics/Tectonophysics/Seismology; Quaternary Geology/Geomorphology Regional Geology of the Northern Rockies: A Session Honoring Betty Skipp GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM-Society for Sedimentary Geology Paul K. Link, Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho; Susanne Janecke, Utah State University, Logan, Utah; David Lageson, Montana State University, Bozeman, Mont.

90. 2005 GSA Annual Meeting - Topical Sessions Hydrogeology; Structural geology; Geophysics/Tectonophysics/seismology; T43. Tectonics; Geophysics/Tectonophysics/seismology; Structural geology; T127. http://www.geosociety.org/meetings/2005/sessions/topical.asp?SponsorID=GSA Struc

91. TOPICAL PROBLEMS OF ISLAND AND COASTAL SEISMOLOGY (ICS-2005) Institute of Marine geology and Geophysics of the Far Eastern Branch, Eugenij I.Gordeev (Institute of Volcanology and seismology, FEB RAS, Russia) http://ocean.phys.msu.ru/conf/sakhalin/

Main Accomodation Flights Venue International Scientific Symposium TOPICAL PROBLEMS OF ISLAND AND COASTAL SEISMOLOGY (ICS-2005) 5 - 8 June, 2005 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia Organized by Institute of Marine Geology and Geophysics of the Far Eastern Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences (IMGG FEB RAS), Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) Sakhalin Experimental Methodical Seismological Division of the Geophysical Survey of the RAS Moscow State University Sponsored by Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (FEB RAS) Russian Foundation for Basic Research Administration of Sakhalin province Board of Chairs Chairman: Alexey I. Ivashchenko (Institute of Marine Geology and Geophysics, FEB RAS, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia; a_ivashchenko@imgg.ru Co-Chairmen: Minoru Kasahara (University of Hokkaido, Japan; mkasa@eos.hokudai.ac.jp Gennady A. Sobolev (Institute of Physics of the Earth, RAS, Russia; sobolev@ifz.ru sobolev@wdcb.ru Members: Sergey S. Arefiev (Institute of Physics of the Earth, RAS, Moscow, Russia) Jody Bourgeois (Washington State University, USA)

92. SULAIR: Branner Library And Map Collections: Earthquakes And Seismology There are 2 indexes of major importance for Earthquakes and seismology. SIBERGEN database Siberian and Far East geology and environment. http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/branner/research_help/earth_sciences/seismo.ht

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93. Job Announcements Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, seismology, geology, Geophysics, orrelated field. Advanced degree (Maste rs or Ph.D.) or relevant professional http://www.seismosoc.org/news/newsjobs.html

S EISMOLOGICAL S OCIETY OF A MERICA NEWS: JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS Job Announcements If you'd like to receive an alert by e-mail when new job announcements are posted to this page, click here To submit a job announcement for this page, send it by e-mail to janice@seismosoc.org Engineering Geologist 30 August 2005 Desirable qualifications: Licensed as a Professional Geologist by the Board for Geologists and Geophysicists. WHO MAY APPLY: Eligible candidates who are current state employees with status in the above classification or lateral transfers from an equivalent class, former state employees who can reinstate into this class, and persons who are reachable on a current employment list for this classification. A candidate whose eligibility is based on an employment list must submit a copy of examination results, indicating test score. All interested applicants must submit a standard State Application Form STD 678 (with original signature) and must clearly indicate the basis of eligibility in line item number 12 (explanation) of the STD 678. Only the most qualified candidates will be interviewed. Free parking and on-site gym at the worksite. Easy freeway access.

94. Jobs Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, seismology, geology, Geophysics, orrelated fields; Advanced degree (Masters or PhD) or relevant professional http://www.iaspei.org/jobs.html

Return to IASPEI Home Page Jobs Application deadlines are given where applicable. Faculty Tenure-Track, Computational Geophysics, Virginia Tech Research Scientist Post-doctoral Post-Doctoral Research Associate Position in Seismology, UW-Madison Other Engineering Seismologist, Risk Management Systems Project Engineer, UNAVCO Other Job Sites on the Web Seismological Society of America EARTHWORKS Post-Doctoral Research Associate Position in Seismology, UW-Madison A post-doctoral research position in seismology will be available in the Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, beginning in summer 2005. The position is a full-time 1-year appointment, with the opportunity of continuation, as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate. The successful applicant will participate in three projects, one a nuclear-monitoring-related project focused on southwestern China, another a seismic tomography project in northern California, and a third related to the SAFOD project in Parkfield. The expected starting salary is in the range $38,000 to $40,000, depending on qualifications and experience. The position is most appropriate for candidates not more than 2 years past Ph.D. Completion of all Ph.D. requirements is necessary at the time of appointment. The starting dates for the positions are flexible, but preferably between May 1 and October 1, 2005. Applicants should submit a resume, statement of research interests and experience, and names of three references via mail to

95. Rose School MSc/PhD PROGRAMMES seismology, geology and geotechnics Earthquake generation and observation.Wave propagation. Evaluation of Seismic Hazard. Dynamic response of soil. http://www.roseschool.it/files/MScPhD-topics.htm

Topics of Study The fundamental fields of deepening comprise aspects of seismology, geology, geotechnics, behaviour of materials and structures, structural analysis, design of new structures and upgrading of existing structures. These are addressed by providing courses in the following four teaching areas: Applied mathematics and mechanics: Material testing and identification techniques. Nonlinear constitutive models. Numerical algorithms for time integration. Probability, statistics and decision analysis. System reliability and risk-based decision. Random vibration approaches. Seismology, geology and geotechnics: Earthquake generation and observation. Wave propagation. Evaluation of Seismic Hazard. Dynamic response of soil. Site response analyses. Natural and artificial slopes, earth dams. Response of foundations and walls. Soil-structure interaction. Theory of structures and structural analysis: Methods of linear modal spectral analysis. Methods of non-linear time integration analysis. Finite element methods. Analysis of buildings, bridges, soil-structure interaction. Response of isolation and energy dissipation systems.

96. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results crustal structure or general seismology or geology studies. nuclear explosionsand seismology; Northern California geology and seismicity; http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psisearch.pl?term1=seismology&limit=0&sub

97. UAF, Dept Of Geology & Geophysics, Faculty Quaternary geology, tephrachronology, volcanology, geomorphology seismology Dr.Bernard Coakley Associate Professor, Marine geophysics http://www.uaf.edu/geology/faculty/

Advanced Search Department of Geology and Geophysics Faculty Dr. James Beget Professor, Quaternary geology, tephrachronology, volcanology, geomorphology Dr. Doug Christensen Professor, seismology Dr. Bernard Coakley Associate Professor, Marine geophysics Dr. Claude Duguay Professor, Remote sensing, geophysics Dr. Keith Echelmeyer Professor, glaciology Dr. John Eichelberger Department Chair and Professor, volcanology and igneous petrology Dr. Hajo Eicken Associate Professor, sea ice geophysics Dr. Sarah Fowell Associate Professor, palynology and biostratigraphy Dr. Jeff Freymueller Professor, active crustal deformation Dr. Mary Keskinen Associate Professor, metamorphic petrology, petrology and geochemistry of geothermal/fumarolic systems Dr. Paul Layer Professor, 40Ar/39Ar geochronology and thermochronology Dr. Paul McCarthy Associate Professor, clastic sedimentologist and paleopedologist Dr. Rainer Newberry

98. Seismological Consulting Services geophysical engineering, as well as earthquake seismology monitoring, researchand potential fields, earthquake seismology and structural geology. http://www.gii.co.il/html/earth/earth_seismology.html

Company Mission HSE Staff ... Publications in Seismology The prime objectives of the Seismology Division of the GII are to increase the knowledge about the earthquake phenomena in our region and provide accurate information about the regional seismic activity. The main research topics currently under investigation are: Earthquake hazards and risk assessments for the state of Israel and surrounding countries, including the development of methods and procedures for preparing realistic earthquake scenarios. Three dimensional modeling of the crust structure over the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean using calibration shots and well determined earthquake source parameters. Development of software for seismic data acquisition and processing. Determination of seismic parameters for the assessment of earthquake hazards, including analytical and experimental estimations of seismic site-response and amplification effects from recordings of microtremors, weak earthquakes and strong motions; Modeling of the seismotectonics of the Dead Sea transform using seismic reflection, relocation and source parameter analysis of recent earthquakes, and paleoseismological investigation.

99. BUBL LINK: Geology Societies Subjects geology education, geology societies, hydrology DeweyClass 551.0 Subjects geology societies, seismology DeweyClass 551.22 http://bubl.ac.uk/link/g/geologysocieties.htm

BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Geology societies Titles Descriptions AGIWEB: American Geological Institute AGU: American Geophysical Union Association of Polish Geomorphologists British Geomorphological Research Group ... Seismological Society of America Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk AGIWEB: American Geological Institute The AGI is a non-profit federation of 31 geoscientific and professional associations that represent more than 100,000 geologists, geophysicists, and other earth scientists. Founded in 1948, AGI provides information services to geoscientists, serves as a voice of shared interests in the profession, and strives to increase public awareness of the role the geosciences play in mankind's use of resources and interaction with the environment. Author: American Geological Institute Subjects: geology societies DeweyClass: Resource type: index, institution AGU: American Geophysical Union International scientific society with more than 35000 members in over 115 countries. Author: American Geophysical Union Subjects: geology societies, geophysics

100. About The Department Of Geological Sciences Quaternary geology, seismology, structural geology, thermochronology, dynamics and seismology, isotope geochemistry, petrology, structural geology, http://www.geology.cwu.edu/dept/about_geo.html

About the Department of Geological Sciences Central Washington University The Department of Geological Sciences offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the geological sciences. Emphasis is placed upon stimulating classroom, laboratory, and field experiences with dynamic faculty members whose teaching and research interests span the spectrum of geological problems. PRIMARY RESEARCH The department has expertise in active and regional tectonics, continental dynamics, environmental geochemistry, geomorphology, isotope geochemistry, GPS geodesy, mineralogy, paleohydrology, paleoseismology, petrology, Quaternary geology, seismology, structural geology, thermochronology, and volcanology. The department has recently hired three new faculty members who specialize in regional tectonics, continental dynamics and seismology, isotope geochemistry, petrology, structural geology, and volcanology. The department is the data analysis center for the Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array (PANGA), which is a permanent network of GPS receivers that continuously measure crustal motions in the Pacific Northwest. A modern geochemistry laboratory , equipped for isotopic, major-element, and trace-element analysis of earth materials, as well as installation of new ICP and stable isotope mass spectrometers, has just been completed. The department is a member of the Southern California Earthquake Center, a NSF-sponsored Science and Technology Center; we also members of the WINSAR (INSAR imagery) and IRIS (seismology) consortiums. In addition, the department has strong ties with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), administered by the California Institute of Technology for NASA; the opportunity to participate in JPL programs is a unique feature of the geology program at CWU.

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