GeoPRISMS @GeoPRISMS

GeoPRISMS is the legacy of the NSF MARGINS Program. It is a decadal program funded by NSF to study of the origin and evolution of continental margins. geoprisms.org Pennsylvania State University Joined November 2011

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AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos

5 years ago

As the decade-long @GeoPRISMS program comes to an end, our April issue focuses on a few its accomplishments. eos.org/special-topics…

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U.S. National Science Foundation @NSF

5 years ago

As the decade-long #NSFfunded program, GeoPRISMS, comes to an end this spring, @AGU_Eos’s April issue features just a few of its accomplishments. Read on ⬇️

AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos

5 years ago

As the decade-long #NSFfunded program, GeoPRISMS, comes to an end this spring, @AGU_Eos’s April issue features just a few of its accomplishments. Read on ⬇️

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AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos

5 years ago

If you like geodynamic processes at rifting and subducting margins, have we got an issue for you. In April, @GeoPRISMS scientists look back at what the decade-long program revealed. eos.org/agu-news/cross…

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AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos

5 years ago

Expeditions run through @GeoPRISMS, from marine seismic data acquisitions to onshore field campaigns, provided opportunities for early-career scientists to gain research experience in interdisciplinary science. eos.org/opinions/geopr…

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EarthScope Consortium @EarthScope_sci

5 years ago

A decade-long research collaboration has revealed that the split between Africa and North America roughly 200 million years ago was more drawn out than previously thought. eos.org/science-update…

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AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos

5 years ago

Earth’s rocky, pressurized interior contains vast stores of fluids rich in #carbon and dissolved gases, constituting a veritable ocean in the rock below our feet. By @NZgeoscientist (@AucklandUni) @djshillington (@NAUResearch) & more eos.org/science-update…

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AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos

5 years ago

The eastern edge of North America, stretching from Florida to Nova Scotia, offers glimpses into the conditions leading to Pangea’s demise. By @lindsaypq @shucktonics @SeismoAnne @eilonzach & Colton Lynner eos.org/science-update…

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GeoPRISMS @GeoPRISMS

5 years ago

there's not enough capital letters to show our excitement! IT IS OUT and we LOVE this @AGU_Eos special issue celebrating 20 years of science accomplishments made through the @GeoPRISMS and MARGINS programs by our AMAZING community...YOU! @NSF #nsffunded

AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos

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Harold Tobin @Harold_Tobin

5 years ago

10 years ago at 2:46 pm JST on 3/11 (or 9:46 pm 3/10 in the PNW), the Japan Trench megathrust slipped 60-80 meters in one go. The movement launched a tsunami that was among the largest ever seen with water run-up to 38 meters in places (124 feet: an 11 story building). (1/n)

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GeoPRISMS @GeoPRISMS

5 years ago

Thanks to all who joined us to the T001 @GeoPRISMS MARGINS #AGU20 poster walk. Next -> T006 & T007 oral sessions. Live starts at 10pm Eastern. See you all! agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/meeti…

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GeoPRISMS @GeoPRISMS

5 years ago

Good morning #AGU20. Join us today as we cover 20 years of @GeoPRISMS and MARGINS science. Let's start with our poster session T001 - chat with presenters all day & Poster walk 11am Eastern agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/meeti…

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Carnegie Science @carnegiescience

5 years ago

A small group of volcanic islands in Alaska's Aleutian chain could actually be part of a single, previously unrecognized giant volcano in the same category as Yellowstone, according to research that will be presented at #AGU20 next week: carnegiescience.edu/news/alaskas-i…

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Adam Kent @geowhateverist

5 years ago

A v. warm welcome to @Penny_Wieser starting a postdoc at @OSUCEOAS, collaborating with myself & @this_life on understanding the reasons for variations in volcanic style, output & composition in the Cascade arc. Thanks to @GeoPRISMS and @NSF Geosciences for funding too!