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UN 4000 Remote Sensing
Seminar Series

1 credit class CRN# 81929
Fall Semester 2005

Regular Time: Monday 4 pm
113 Minerals & Materials Building


Purpose of the class:

This is a class built around an interdisciplinary seminar series on Remote Sensing topics. It is meant to give an introduction to this rapidly developing research field for our students. It is meant for students in the Minor program in Remote Sensing, which can be taken by majors in at least 9 departments. It is also of possible interest to graduate and undergraduate students interested in remote sensing and related topics.

The class grade is determined by attendance and participation. There are no exams or written assignments.



Fall 2005 Schedule of Dates, Speakers and Topics:

Updated 10/24/2005:

Date

Time/Place

Title (click for abstract)

Author

Affiliation

29Aug

4 pm, U113

Remote Sensing in Australia: A Hitchhiker's Guide

A J (Fred) Prata

CSIRO Atmospheric Sciences Australia

Tues

Sept 6

4 pm, U113

Yanacocha, Peru--Giant Volcanic Gold Deposit

Anthony Longo

Newmont Gold Co

Sept 12

4 pm, U113

Vulnerability studies in Volcanic Crises

Graham Tobin

Linda Whiteford

Geography USF



Anthropology USF

Sept 19

4 pm, U113

Comparative infrared observations of dome growth processes at Mount St Helens and Kamchatkan volcanoes

Mike Ramsey

University of Pittsburgh

Sept 26

4 pm, U113

Mount St Helens--eruption of 2004-2005

Bill Rose

Michigan Tech University

3 Oct

4 pm, U113

Pyrocumulus Clouds

Mike Fromm

Naval Research Lab

10 Oct

4 pm, U113

Measurements of Cloud Particles

Holger Siebert

Institute for Tropospheric Research Leipzig

17 Oct

4 pm, U113

MM5 and Volcanic Clouds

Arlene Laing

Mesoscale & Microscale Meteorology

NCAR

24 Oct

4 pm, U113

The Origin of the Soda Lakes at Lake Magadi and Some Thoughts on the Nearby Carbonatite Volcano, Ol Doinyo Lengai

James Wood

Michigan Tech University

31 Oct

4 pm, U113

Earthquake Hazards in Pacific Northwest

Richard Blakely

USGS Menlo Park, CA

7 Nov

4 pm, U113

5000 years of explosive activity at Volcan Colima (Mexico) and the anticipated end of the eruptive cycle

James Luhr

Global Volcanism Network--Smithsonian Institution

14 Nov

4 pm, U113

OMI and Volcanic SO2


Simon Carn

University of Maryland Baltimore County

28 Nov

4 pm, U113

TBA



2 Dec

3 pm, U113

Strombolian Eruption Dynamics from Thermal (FLIR) Video Imagery

Matt Patrick

Hawaii Institute for Geophysics at the University of Hawaii, Manoa,