Spring 2022 Wyoming Geophysical Society Distinguished Lecturer Series Schedule

Due to the COVID-19 The Wyoming Geophysical Society Distinguished Lectures will be online this semester via Zoom. 

​The lectures will run from 12:00 noon until 1:00 pm on Fridays.  We aim for 45-50 min presentations, with questions to follow.  
Please contact: Brad Carr  if you would like the Zoom link.

All lectures are recorded.

The Series is sponsored by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, the Environmental & Engineering Geophysical Society and by the Department of Geology & Geophysics at the University of Wyomin

 

Date	Guest Speaker	School Affiliation	Title
25-Feb	Paul Bedrosian	USGS	Crustal Inheritance and Arc Magmatism: Evidence from the Washington Cascades for Top-down Control
4-March	Lea Levy	Lund Univ. (Sweden)	Cross-borehole electrical monitoring in groundwater remediation projects: understanding the flow path of remediation agents
25-March	Erin White	National Park Service	From geyser dynamics to DNAPL architecture - what groundwater tracers can teach us about complex aquifers
1-April	Daniella Rempe	U. Texas Austin	A geophysical approach to understanding where trees get their water
8-April	Mark Everett	Texas A&M Univ.	Towards electromagnetic imaging of onshore-offshore aquifer connectivity
15-April	Margaret Zimmer	UC Santa Cruz	Aspect dependent controls on critical zone structure
22-April	Seulgi Moon	UCLA	Topographic stress influences on fractures, surface processes, and landscape evolution
29-April	Paul Bedrosian	USGS	Geophysical extent of the Wyoming Province: Insights into ancient subduction and craton stability
6-May	Claire Bouligand	Univ. Grenoble-Alpes	Drone based magnetic surveys and their application to the study of geothermal areas