2008 Volcano Hazards Team Seminar Series

Seminars are held on Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in the Building 3 Main Conference Room 345 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park, California, unless otherwise noted.


DATE
SPEAKER (affiliation)
TALK TITLE or TOPIC
January 2008
8 January Judy Fierstein
(USGS – Menlo Park)
Kaguyak dome field and its Holocene caldera, Alaska Peninsula
Video in wmv format
15 January Paul Renne
(Berkeley Geochronology)
The Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (CAMP) compared and contrasted with other continental flood basalt provinces
Video in wmv format
22 January
Bldg. 15, Rm 3245
Steve Self
(Open University U.K.)
Emplacement and volatile releases from the Deccan flood basalts
29 January
Nick Jarboe
(UCSC)
Rapid Eruptions Rates of Columbia River Flood Basalts Determined from Paleosecular Variation, Transitional Geomagnetic Field Behavior, Magnetostratigraphy, and 40Ar/39Ar Dating.
Video in wmv format
February 2008
FRIDAY
8 Feb
Kathy Cashman
(University of Oregon)
Controls on Magma Ascent and Eruption - the Mount St. Helens perspective
Video in wmv format
13 February
10:30 - Joint with EHZ
Dr. Barbara John and Michael Cheadle
(University of Wyoming)
Understanding slow spreading mid-ocean ridges: How do they work?
Video in wmv format
20 February
10:30 - Joint with EHZ
Dave Pollard and W. Ashley Griffith
(Stanford University)
Earthquake rupture velocity and shear stress drop on exhumed faults: insights from field mapping and lab experiments
Video in wmv format
March 2008
4 March
Robert Miller
(San Jose State University)
Views of magmatic systems at different crustal levels: Insights from the ~ 5-40-km (paleodepth) Cascades crustal section
Video in wmv format
11 March
Bldg. 15, Rm 3245
Josef Dufek
(UC Berkeley)
Self-organization in geophysical transport processes: Integrating multi-scale observations with macroscopic models of explosive volcanic activity
18 March Michael Hutnak
(USGS – Menlo Park)
Numerical Simulations of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow and Caldera Deformation: Effects of Multi-phase and Multi-component Dynamics.
Video in wmv format
25 March Jonathan Miller
(San Jose State University)
Growth, eruption, solidification, fractionation, and rejuvenation of a large felsic magmatic system, Eldorado-Newberry Mountains, Nevada (USA)
Video in wmv format
April 2008
8 April Erik Klemetti
(UC Davis)
Unraveling the crystal heritage of silicic magmas using zircon and plagioclase geochronology from Tarawera Volcano, New Zealand
Video in wmv format
15 April Jim Moore
(USGS – Menlo Park)
Meter-sized granite basins in the Southern Sierra
Video in wmv format
FRIDAY
2 May
Colin Wilson
(University of Auckland, New Zealand)
Insights into rhyolitic magma generation at Taupo volcano: from field geology to the ion microprobe
May 2008
6 May Ilya Bindeman
(University of Oregon)
Isotopic signatures of surface waters in magma: evidence for shallow crustal recycling in Yellowstone
21 May
10:30 - Joint with EHZ
Richard Allen
(UC Berkeley)
Subduction, upwelling, earthquakes and tremor, all in the Pacific Northwest
June 2008
24 June Winnie Kortemeier
(Western Nevada College, University of Nevada, Reno)
Lava-Water Interaction at Lake Tahoe

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Nicole Lautze: nlautze at usgs dot gov, 650-329-5240