Webinar 3/19 — Robotics for Geoscience: More Data, New Analyses

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Webinar Join us next week (Thursday, March 19) at 12-1PM MT for a talk by Zhiang Chen of Arizona State University. Robotics for Geoscience: More Data, New Analyses Machine learning has revolutionized data processing, yet collecting large datasets for its application in earthquake science remains a challenge. This talk introduces the use of robotics to automate data collection, a crucial step toward automating and advancing geoscience research. Dr. Chen will present three cases where integrating robotics and machine learning opens new avenues for tectonics, fault zone characterization, and fragile geological feature analysis. Register to receive the webinar link and get the event on your calendar! Register to attend Other Upcoming Webinars March 26 at 12-1PM MT - Earthquake Source Scaling at the Subfault Level Using Finite-Fault Models, Margarita Solares-Colón (The Ohio State University/CRESCENT) April 9 at 12-1PM MT - Scott Staniewicz and Grace Bato (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) April 16 at 12-1PM MT - Ian Joughin (University of Washington, Cryosphere Lead for the NISAR Science Team) May 21 at 12-1PM MT - Sandra Rosero Rueda (Baylor University) Events Calendar earthscope.org