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Science Updates

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Promoting New Collaborations for Education Research in Geoscience

by N. D. LaDue, J. Taber and M. Hubenthal 26 June 201522 March 2023

Encouraging Networks Between Geoscience and Geoscience Education (ENGAGE) Workshop; Arlington, Virginia, 18–20 January 2015

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Dispelling Clouds of Uncertainty

by E. R. Lewis and J. Teixeira 15 June 20153 February 2022

How do you build a climate model that accounts for cloud physics and the transitions between cloud regimes? Use MAGIC.

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Addressing Challenges of Mitigating Flood Risk in Mountain Areas

by D. Tullos and S. K. Jain 8 June 20156 February 2023

Workshop on Modeling and Managing Flood Risk in Mountainous Areas; Folsom, California, 17–19 February 2015

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An International Initiative for Science in the Critical Zone

by S. L. Brantley, W. E. Dietrich and S. Banwart 5 June 201517 March 2023

December CZ Science International Workshop; San Francisco, California, 13–14 December 2014

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Communicating Uncertainties in Sea Surface Temperature

by N. A. Rayner, C. J. Merchant and G. K. Corlett 29 May 201528 February 2023

Sea Surface Temperature User Workshop on Uncertainties; Exeter, UK, 18–20 November 2014

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New Insights from Seafloor Mapping of a Hawaiian Marine Monument

by C. Kelley, J. R. Smith, J. Miller, J. Tree, B. Boston, M. Garcia, G. Ito, J. Taylor, F. Lichowski, D. Wagner, J. Leonard, B. Dechnik and D. Leurs 28 May 201512 January 2023

New surveys help untangle the complex geologic history of the Hawaiian Archipelago and provide hints about where to seek marine life.

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Better Utilization of Marine Seismic Data

by James A. Austin Jr., N. Bangs and D. S. Sawyer 20 May 201518 November 2022

Increasing the Access to and the Relevance of Marine Seismic Data; San Francisco, California, 11–13 December 2014

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Advancing Multinational Research in the Highest Mountain Regions

by D. Joswiak, M. E. Guelld Joswiak and T. Yao 16 April 201531 January 2022

5th Third Pole Environment Workshop; Berlin, Germany, 8–9 December 2014

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Connecting the Tropics to Polar Regions

by X. Yuan, M. A. Cane and M. R. Kaplan 13 April 201512 January 2022

Workshop on Connecting the Tropics to the Polar Regions; New York, New York, 2–3 June 2014

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Fire in the Hole: Recreating Volcanic Eruptions with Cannon Blasts

by B. Zimanowski and M. T. Gudmundsson 7 April 20152 May 2022

Artificial volcanic plumes, fired from cannons loaded with ash plucked from the slopes of Iceland, may help researchers better monitor disruptive eruptions.

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