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Rekomendasi dan Analisis Mitigasi Bencana Banjir Daerah Kalibening dan Sekitarnya pada Kabupaten Banjarnegara, Provinsi Jawa Tengah.

Dogeng Geology [2021-11-29 13:19:52]   recommend this post  (998 visits)

Lokasi dari penelitian mengenai Mitigasi bencana banjir ini berada di Blok Sindu, Kecamatan Kalibening, Kabupaten Banjarnegara. Daerah ini adalah daerah yang dikelilingi  pegunungan berbentuk cekungan, berada pasa ketinggian kurang lebih 1000m. [...]

Introducing Stegouros elengassen

Letters from Gondwana [2021-12-03 06:17:21]   recommend this post  (786 visits)

Ankylosauria is a clade of herbivorous, armored ornithischian dinosaurs subdivided in two major clades: the Ankylosauridae and the Nodosauridae. The most derived members of this group are characterized by shortened skulls, pyramidal squamosal horns, [...]

Standard Alberta Clipper coming down to kabosh us

Ontario-geofish [2021-12-03 00:36:00]   recommend this post  (669 visits)

 Ah, it's nice to get back to the good old days.  The clipper is coming, and the next plume looks like it's setting up another

Mrmusk faces a physics scaling problem

Ontario-geofish [2021-12-02 13:04:00]   recommend this post  (578 visits)

 ReferenceHe's done this many times before, but let's just imagine that it's the truth.  Top people fleeing is a good sign.His management style is to be totally obnoxious, but he pays a lot.  Thus, brilliant people with no social skills do well [...]

Arctic ice volume pokes up into a new world

Ontario-geofish [2021-12-03 13:47:00]   recommend this post  (555 visits)

 This is exciting, the ice volume curve has poked through the average.There's the magnification, and I'm saying that one pixel has made it out, and is looking around.  Welcome to the New Age!  Now, you ask, why is ice volume so happy, and ice [...]

OPG goes for a boiling water reactor

Ontario-geofish [2021-12-02 21:28:00]   recommend this post  (535 visits)

 ReferenceI'm happy it's not molten salt.  This is standard US-style boiling water reactor, but very tiny.  It won't stick out of the noise band of Darlington, but it looks good.  I was all for the big version of this, but 'small' is so [...]

Pacific plume pattern breaks

Ontario-geofish [2021-12-02 13:27:00]   recommend this post  (523 visits)

 This weird plume pattern has caused all sorts of effects.  BC was the impact point and they got a lot of floods.  On the other hand, all the US is really warm, and the natgas price has tanked.This is true 'climate change' for the US, if you [...]

Mountain Building Needs Plankton!

Geology in the West Country [2021-12-03 18:09:00]   recommend this post  (504 visits)

Mountain Building Needs Plankton!  THIS ARTICLE based on THIS PAPER tells us that without organic carbon in the form of graphite, mountain building would not have taken place. Organic carbon became possible after the Great Oxidation Event at c. [...]

New papers on paleoseismology, earthquakes, and active tectonics (Dec. 2021)

Paleoseismicity [2021-12-01 23:14:25]   recommend this post  (464 visits)

It’s already December and 2021 is finally coming to an end – although it felt like two years. Anyway, here’s the last list of papers for this year. It includes a great review article on paleoseismology and a new IAEA tecdoc for surface [...]

Wooster’s Department of Earth Sciences 2020-2021 Annual Report!

Wooster Geologists [2021-12-03 19:58:50]   recommend this post  (437 visits)

Our Administrative Coordinator Patrice Reeder has assembled another magnificent annual report for our department. Once again the Covid Pandemic made this task all the more complex. The cover shows one of our remote courses during the eventful year. [...]