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What Instruments Are Available for Polar Studies?

by K. M. Brunt and J. A. MacGregor 3 April 20157 March 2023

Instrumentation for Polar Glaciology and Geophysics Research Workshop; Baltimore, Maryland, 9–10 October 2014

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Volatiles in Mars: Constraints, Questions, and Future Directions

by J. Filiberto, D. Beaty and W. Kiefer 1 April 201518 February 2022

Workshop on Volatiles in the Martian Interior; Houston, Texas, 3–4 November 2014

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Exploring Natural Hazard Policies with Bike Helmets and Bus Fares

by S. Stein, J. Kley, D. Hindle and A. Friedrich 31 March 20157 January 2022

A close look at everyday decisions—whether or not to wear a bike helmet or cheat on bus fare—helps students learn about assessing natural hazards, mitigating risks, and setting political priorities.

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Climate and Ocean Dynamics During the Cretaceous

by M. Sprovieri 27 March 201522 August 2023

Exploring the Cretaceous World with Data and Numerical Models; Capo Granitola, 2–4 October 2014

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Coastal Altimetry Challenges Our Understanding of Short Scales in the Ocean

by P. Cipollini, S. Vignudelli and J. Benveniste 24 March 201522 March 2023

8th Coastal Altimetry Workshop; Konstanz, Germany, 23–24 October 2014

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Changing of the Guard: Satellite Will Warn Earth of Solar Storms

by D. J. Knipp and D. A. Biesecker 24 March 20157 July 2025

This summer, Earth gets a new guardian—the Deep Space Climate Observatory—to help warn astronauts and operators of critical planetary infrastructure about the Sun's raging magnetic storms.

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Exploring Earthquakes, Slow Slip, and Triggering

by D. Marsan, Joan Gomberg and M. Bouchon 20 March 20152 December 2022

Earthquakes: Nucleation, Triggering, and Relationships With Aseismic Processes; Cargèse, Corsica, France, 3–10 November 2014

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Observing and Modeling the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation

by L. Thompson, G. Danabasoglu and M. Patterson 19 March 20152 July 2024

2014 U.S. AMOC Science Team Meeting;
Seattle, Washington, 9–11 September 2014

High waves buffet Michigan’s Grand Haven Lighthouse, located on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan.
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Water Levels Surge on Great Lakes

by A. D. Gronewold, A. H. Clites, J. Bruxer, K. W. Kompoltowicz, J. P. Smith, T. S. Hunter and C. Wong 17 March 201518 August 2025

The recent 2-year surge represents one of the most rapid rates of water level change on the Great Lakes in recorded history and marks the end of an unprecedented period of low water levels.

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How Do High-Latitude Volcanic Eruptions Affect Climate?

by F. S. R. Pausata 11 March 201518 November 2022

High-Latitude Volcanic Eruption Impacts on Climate: Filling the Gaps; Stockholm, Sweden, 5–7 November 2014

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