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Remote Sensing: "Evaluation and Analysis of Remote Sensing-Based Approach for Salt Marsh Monitoring"   Authors: David F. Richards IV , Adam M. Milewski, Steffan Becker, Yonesha Donaldson, Lea J. Davidson, Fabian J. Zowam, Jay Mrazek and Michael C. Durham   Water Resources & Remote Sensing Lab (WRRS) Department of Geology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 20602, USA Abstract: In the United States (US), salt marshes are especially…
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Remote Sensing: "Quantifying Intermittent Flow Regimes in Ungauged Basins: Optimization of Remote Sensing Techniques for Ephemeral Channels Using a Flexible Statistical Classification"   Authors: Lea J. Davis1 Adam M. Milewski1 Steven M. Holland2    1 - Water Resources & Remote Sensing Laboratory (WRRS), Department of Geology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602, USA 2 - UGA Stratigraphy Laboratory, Department of Geology…
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Dr. Sally Walker - Shellebarger Professor of Geology Dr. Sally provides real life experience for her GEOL 4010 “Life and Ecologies of the Past” students with field work conducted Sapelo Island, GA. The principles of paleobiology course (including biostratigraphy, paleoecology, taphonomy, and macroevolutionary dynamics) have been annually attending the Sapelo Island Trip every fall since the mid 1990’s.   Sapelo Island National Estuarine…
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Just a few images from "Geology Tailgate 2023"   HOMECOMING TAILGATE & POTLUCK: "Food, Games, Music & Football!"      
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Dr. Charlotte Garing has been awarded a grant of $1,177,779.00 from the Major Research Instrument program of the National Science Foundation. The award will fund the acquisition of a high-resolution x-ray computed microtomography (micro-CT) system with in situ capabilities that will support the research, training, teaching, and outreach efforts of more than 30 investigators at UGA, Georgia Tech and Emory University in the…
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Geology PhD Candidate Yonesha Donaldson has received the Farouk El-Baz Award from Geological Society of America for her research on transmission loss estimates for aquifer recharge in arid environments. Yannie is conducting fieldwork with her advisor, Dr. Adam Milewski in the in the Water Resources and Remote Sensing Laboratory at UGA. Title:  "A geophysical approach to understand flow and morphology of an inland freshwater lens in the…
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Geology PhD Candidate Lea Davidson has received the Farouk El-Baz Award from Geological Society of America for her research on transmission loss estimates for aquifer recharge in arid environments. Lea is conducting fieldwork with her advisor, Dr. Adam Milewski in the in the Water Resources and Remote Sensing Laboratory at UGA. Title:  "Improving Transmission Loss Estimates for Aquifer Recharge: Analysis of Post-flood Sediment Drying…
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A note from Dr. Milewski: Happy to announce that two of my students won the Farouk El Baz Student Research Award from the Geological Society of America. These are highly regarded awards for desert research with only two given per year.Kudos to doctoral candidate, Lea Davidson for her research entitled, "Improving Transmission Loss Estimates for Aquifer Recharge: Analysis of Post-flood Sediment Drying in Intermittent River Channels" and…
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Remote Sensing: "A Satellite-Based Approach for Quantifying Terrestrial Water Cycle Intensity"   Authors: Fabian J. Zowam Adam M. Milewski David F. Richards IV  Water Resources & Remote Sensing Lab (WRRS) Department of Geology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 20602, USA   Abstract: The terrestrial water cycle intensity (WCI) is a widely used tool to quantify the impact of climate change on the distribution of global water…
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Grant Title: The excess gas paradox at volcanoes: does CO2 favor gas accumulation in mafic magmas?   Award Abstract: The forecasting of volcanic eruptions is vital for ~1.1 billion people living near volcanoes worldwide and remains quite challenging. Volcanologists strive to forecast the likelihood, size, and style of eruptions. Many eruptions emit an excess amount of volcanic gases that is greater than the volume of erupted magma. We do…
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