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Open to all juniors, seniors and grad students!
Visitors to lectures are welcome!

UN 4000 Remote Sensing
Seminar Series

1 credit class CRN# 81608
Fall Semester 2007

Regular Time: Monday 4 pm
U113 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 2007 Schedule of Dates, Speakers and Topics:

This fall's seminar has a focus—Geophysics and Hazards

Updated August 21, 2007

Please note that some speakers' dates may be rearranged as the schedule is finalized.

Seminars are on Mondays at 4 pm, M&M Room U113, unless otherwise noted.

Date

Time

Room

Preliminary Title

Speaker

Paper link(s)

5 Sept  (Wednesday!)

4-5 pm

U113

Volcanic conduit flow—a challenging mathematical modeling exercise in fluid mechanics

Oleg Melnik, Institute of Mechanics,  Moscow State Univ

 M1  M2 

10 Sept

4-5 pm

U113

Dr. Fernando Muñoz Carmona,
17 Sept

4-5 pm

U113

Three dimensional ash dispersion modeling

Peter Webley, Arctic Region Supercomputing Center, Geophysical Institute, UAF

PW1 PW2

24 Sept

4-5 pm

U113

Mars Exploration Rover Project—an outstanding extraterrestrial robotic science success

Joy Crisp, Deputy Project Scientist, NASA JPL

JC1 

1 Oct

4-5 pm

U113

Geophysical characterization of active fault zones, active volcanoes and active geothermal systems

Jonathan Lees, Geophysics, UNC Chapel Hill

L1

8 Oct

4-5 pm

U113

Hydrothermal systems at active volcanoes

Jim Walker, Geology & Environment Sci,  N Illinois Univ

W1 W2

15 Oct

4-5 pm

U113

Melt inclusions and magmatic gas content

Kurt Roggensack, Earth & Space Exploration, Ariz St Univ

R1

22 Oct

4-5 pm

U113

Magmatic Volatiles and Eruptions

Paul Wallace, Geological Sciences, University of Oregon

Wa1

29 Oct

4-5 pm

U113

Mechanics of Lava Dome Collapse

Eliza Calder, Geology, University at Buffalo

C1 C2 C3

6 Nov

4-5 pm

U113

OMI, a much-improved UV sensor applied to Earth's volcanoes

Simon Carn, JCET, UMBC

CO1 

12 Nov

4-5 pm

U113

Ground-based SO2 Remote Sensing techniques

Glyn Williams-Jones, Simon Fraser Univ, Burnaby, BC

W-J1

27 Nov

4-5 pm

U113

TBA

 

 

Please Contact Bill Rose (raman@mtu.edu) if you wish to meet with these visitors during their time on campus.  Take advantage of the educational visits!

Funding for these visits comes from the Remote Sensing Institute, Academic Departments, the Visiting Women and Minority Lecturer/Scholar Series and EHaz

Archive of Seminars:

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