Webinar 1/28: Current Research in Hydrogeodesy and Hydroseismology

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Webinar Join us tomorrow (Thursday, January 28) at 12-1PM MT for talks by Hilary Martens (University of Montana) and Steven Holbrook (Virginia Tech). Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Current Research in Hydrogeodesy and Hydroseismology This is the first of a four-part joint webinar series between the EarthScope-operated NSF National Geophysical Facility and CUAHSI that aims to highlight the work being done at the intersection of hydrology and geophysics and foster collaboration between geophysicists and hydrologists to broaden critical zone scientific communities. In this session, learn more about interdisciplinary research in the fields of hydrogeodesy and hydroseismology. This webinar will contain a brief overview of the work that the EarthScope-operated NSF National Geophysical Facility and CUAHSI facilitate, and short research talks by community members doing exciting work in this sphere followed by time for questions and discussion. Register to receive the webinar link and get the event on your calendar. Register for series Other Upcoming Webinars February 11 at 12-1pm MT - Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Challenges and Opportunities in Data Sharing & Critical Zone Science February 25 at 12-1pm MT - Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Innovative Technical Tools and Methods March 5 at 12-1PM MT - Margarita Solares-Colón (University of Oregon) March 11 at 12-1pm MT - Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Building Skills and Finding Collaborators for Hydrogeophysics March 19 at 12-1PM MT - Robotics for Geoscience: More Data, New Analyses - Zhiang Chen (Caltech) 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) This is a change from the date that was initially announced. May 21 at 12-1PM MT - Sandra Rosero Rueda (Baylor University) Events Calendar earthscope.org