Geologist - Colorado College prof - Antarctica investigator - Rocky Mountains researcher - Geodesign enthusiast - ice sheet advocate
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Congrats, @BBCAmos, and thanks for all the great science #AntarcticScience reporting! egu.eu/awards-medals/angela-…
On 🌏Earth Day 🌍-- contemplating #geology & #earthscience connection to #SDGs @geosociety community.geoscienceworld.or…
Interactive Zealandia map reveals insights | Otago Daily Times Online News odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/inter…
Te Riu-a-Māui : this name refers to the SW Pacific's extensive submerged continent that includes the islands of #AotearoaNewZealand. The name
Te Riu-a-Māui acknowledges the juncture of #mātaurangaMāori and #WesternScience tetiniatangaroa.org.nz/proje…
Available #geospatial layers reveal the extent and physiography of Te Riu-a-Māui, data.gns.cri.nz/mapservice/a…
look, @Rebekah_Zhu ... perhaps in future you will need this #physiographic context -- coincidentally provided in adjoining tweets, today. This is a work of #beauty, @leah_mfulton
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I have been putting more time in to improve my cartography skills lately, and recently made this map on arctic seafloor geomorphology (data source: GRID Arendal). Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Congratulations, @Rebekah_Zhu -- you were able to reach a decision! Very thrilled that you will pursue more opportunities in #polarscience #AtmosphereOceanIce system of 🌎🌍🌏 #Earth
Hi everyone, I am so excited to announce that I will be pursuing a PhD degree in Atmospheric Chemistry at @MichiganEarth starting this fall! I have been so inspired by @ArcticKerri's work and am deeply honored to be joining her group that studies the arctic environment. Go blue!!
ALT featuring some Chongqing moments!
ALT featuring some Chongqing moments!
#Godzilla #Megamullion Province receives anatomical placenames. Who said "MCC"s aren't utterly fun? @CB550P @JCG_koho
EVENTS next week @The_NHM / get in the zone during leadup to #EarthDay2023
“Unfencing the Future for the Storms to Come” explores what it means to unfence the future in our age of climate catastrophe. Roundtable with @DinaGWhit, Rueben George, @yeampierre and @JooBilly, April 13 @ 5:15pm ET: thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
Now this, I need to read ! Nice work @Julien_A_Bodart et al. #WestAntarctica #WAIS
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are we watching the fate of the great #OceanConveyor
I'm aware of a lot of change going on in the Antarctic and Southern Ocean environment, but sometimes I see a new paper, read the abstract and think "OMG it's worse than I thought". This is one of those papers.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Very important to address and ideally prevent these alienating experiences, at #sea and in the #field -- I'm glad to learn of this valuable perspective
Super important, #openaccess paper: "Navigating Gender at Sea" - trans, gender non-binary, agender, + gender nonconforming authors present problems & improvements around the treatment of gender in oceanographic fieldwork.
authorea.com/users/598376/ar…
cc @JulesDeep @caseymachado
Way to go, @USGS #GNIS! A searchable, interactive web map is now available for #Antarctic 📷 place names. Thanks for distributing this news, @polargeospatial ! edits.nationalmap.gov/apps/g…
Devastated to learn that @TheJR will receive no further @NSF funding beyond 2024. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
#PolarClimate contributes to tropical #biodiversity!
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I believe all @thejr @JRSO_IODP @GCR_IODP would agree with the title statement ! "Knowledge continuity and the vital role of technicians in scientific ocean drilling"
Just got home on Fri after 2 months at sea, however science never sleeps so I'll be giving the UCSD Scripps Geo/MCG seminar next Mon 3/6.
Talk title: "Knowledge continuity and the vital role of technicians in 55 years of scientific ocean drilling."
Come say hi if you're around!
ALT Two scientists (me and a friend, both wearing masks, safety glasses and gloves) holding a freshly split core-section of deep-sea sediment. We are in the core splitting room in the Core Lab of the JOIDES Resolution, and a variety of machinery is visible on either side of us. Photo credit: JRSO-IODP.