Modeling Volcanic Tsunami Hazards Dr. Ignacio SepulvedaAssistant Professor – SDSUDepartment of Civil, Constructional, and Environmental EngineeringHost: Dr. Matthew Weingarten Wednesday, September 21, 20221 pm – […]
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Mauna Loa Eruption: Q&A with SDSU Geologist
Did the world’s largest active volcano show warning signs before it began to erupt? Vic Camp sheds light on the science surrounding Hawai’i’s Mauna Loa.
Seminar – Kuo-Fong Ma
What do/can we learn from through frequent slip fault downhole optical fiber-Taiwan Milun fault Drilling and All-inclusive Sensing (MiDAS) project Dr. Kuo-Fong Ma Distinguished Research […]
Improved Understanding of the History of the Continental Shelf around Santa Rosa Island
Dr. Jillian Maloney, Luke Johnson (alumni 2020) and collaborators, published a paper in Frontiers this month. Their work adds to our knowledge of the long-term […]
Kim Olsen Featured in National Geographic Shark Episode
What led to an unusual string of shark attacks in San Diego in 2009? Kim Olsen explains whether earthquakes were to blame.