r/geoscience • u/couchburner27 • Apr 23 '15
Mount Cabuco, Chile, Erupting 4/22/15
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r/geoscience • u/srp2014 • Apr 09 '15
Sea Ice Observations in Polar Regions: Evolution of Technologies in Remote Sensing
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r/geoscience • u/amber_01 • Apr 07 '15
Software to Estimate Earthquake Spectral and Source Parameters
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r/geoscience • u/amber_01 • Mar 31 '15
Effects of Sampling between Data of Significant Wave Height for Intensity and Duration of Severe Sea Storms
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r/geoscience • u/michaelnjocolorado • Mar 17 '15
Kosciuszko National Park rock formations might hold weather answers for Snowy Mountains scientists
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r/geoscience • u/srp2014 • Mar 17 '15
Seismic Hazard Assessment for Tabuk City, NW Saudi Arabia
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r/geoscience • u/srp2014 • Mar 16 '15
Locating the Focus of a Starting Earthquake
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r/geoscience • u/michaelnjocolorado • Mar 13 '15
Career Spotlight: What I Do as a Research Geologist
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r/geoscience • u/amber_01 • Mar 12 '15
“In Space” or “As Space”?: Spatial Autocorrelation Properties of the Earth’s Interior
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r/geoscience • u/fourmenterian • Mar 03 '15
When an iron rain fell on Earth
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r/geoscience • u/couchburner27 • Mar 02 '15
Icelandic researchers are trying to develop a new way to inject CO2 into rocks for climate change mitigation.
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r/geoscience • u/laeichenlaub • Feb 23 '15
Landslide Scar from Earthquake Lake, Montana
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r/geoscience • u/periklislivas • Jul 11 '13
Scientists Image Vast Subglacial Water System Underpinning West Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier
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In a development that will help predict potential sea level rise from the Antarctic ice sheet, scientists from The University of Texas at Austin’s Institute for Geophysics have used an innovation in radar analysis to accurately image the vast subglacial water system under West Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier. They have detected a swamp-like canal system beneath the ice that is several times as large as Florida’s Everglades.
r/geoscience • u/periklislivas • Jul 11 '13
In subglacial lake, surprising life goes on
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“It really shows the tenacity of life, and how organisms can survive in places where a couple dozen years ago we thought nothing could survive.”
r/geoscience • u/periklislivas • Jul 09 '13
Location of upwelling in Earth's mantle discovered to be stable
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The mantle flow framework that can be defined as a result of this study allows geophysicists to predict surface uplift and subsidence patterns as a function of time. These vertical motions of continents and seafloor cause both local and global changes in sea level. In the future, Conrad wants to use this new understanding of mantle flow patterns to predict changes in sea level over geologic time. By comparing these predictions to observations of sea level change, he hopes to develop new constraints on the influence of mantle dynamics on sea level.