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Continuing Bardarbunga Eruption Fuels Scientific Research

JoAnna Wendel, freelance science writer and illustrator by JoAnna Wendel 4 November 20142 May 2022

How are scientists taking advantage of Iceland’s Bardarbunga eruption, which shows no signs of slowing down?

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Field Dispatch: Up Close and Personal With a Volcanic Eruption

JoAnna Wendel, freelance science writer and illustrator by JoAnna Wendel 30 September 20142 May 2022

What’s it like to do field work mere miles away from an erupting volcano?

Posted inScience Updates

Assessing Approaches for Determination of Liquid Water in Snow

by O. Eisen and J. Schweizer 9 September 201422 March 2023

Liquid Water in Snow—Measurement Techniques and Modeling Approaches;
Davos, Switzerland, 2–4 April 2014

Posted inScience Updates

Safety and Liability Issues Related to Field Trips and Field Courses

by S. J. Whitmeyer and D. W. Mogk 1 October 20131 October 2021

How do you make sure students will be safe during field work? Understand risk, and expect the unexpected.

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Geoscience Field Education: A Recent Resurgence

by S. J. Whitmeyer and D. W. Mogk 27 October 200910 February 2023

Researchers are beginning to highlight the need for more field-work-based learning opportunities for Earth science students.

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