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Preparing for a TIR helicopter survey of Bezymianny Volcano, Russia (photo by: Adam Carter) |
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Spring 2012 Teaching:
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Natural Disasters (GEOL-0820)
- Meeting time: Tu/Th, 10:00 - 11:50am
- Location: LAWRN 121
- Class Number: 11730
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CGS: Natural Disasters (GEOL-0820)
- Meeting time: Tu, 6:00 - 8:50pm
- Location: Thaw 203
- Class Number: 23451
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Adv. Geohazards & Risk Management (GEOL-2640)
- Meeting time: W, 6:00 - 8:50pm
- Location: SRCC 207
- Class Number: 24875
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In the News!
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- Rapid response to the tsunami disaster featured (3/16/11)
- Ramsey's research group's work on arid land soil moisture featured (7/2/10)
- Ramsey's work in Iceland featured in the local news (4/30/10)
- Ramsey's work on the Iceland eruption featured by UPI (4/27/10)
- Ramsey and Carter featured in National Geographic (12/1/08)
- Dr. Ramsey interviewed on NPR's EarthSky (10/27/08)
- Ramsey awarded volcano related grants from NASA & NSF (12/15/07)
- Ramsey awarded tenure and promotion (5/1/06)
- Ramsey's NASA cratering research highlighted (9/22/05)
- New NASA Mars-Earth lava flow project funded (2/18/05)
- Tribune Review story on Ramsey's work at Mt. St. Helens (10/6/04)
- The Mt. St. Helens eruption!! (10/3/04)
- Special issue of JVGR published (8/04)
- Ramsey summarizes the year in Volcanology for GeoTimes (7/04)
- Ramsey co-edits Infrared Spectroscopy Book (5/15/04)
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article on Aleutian volcanology (1/26/04)
- GAC-MAC Special Session (1/16/04)
- University of Pittsburgh's Press Release, "Mapping Volcanic Menaces" (1/13/04)
- New book chapter published! (10/4/03)
- NASA Earth Observatory's Feature Story, "Flame & Flood" (3/12/03)
- Featured on NPR's Earth & Sky program (10/7/02)
- NASA Earth Observatory's Feature Story, "Domes of Destruction" (4/16/02)
- Tribune-Review article highlighting Earth Explorer lecture (3/13/02)
- Featured story on NASA's Visible Earth Web Page (6/10/01)
- Pitt's Campaign Chronicle Article -- "Can ASTER Help Avert Disaster?" (6/4/01)
- Pitt/NASA Press Release for Spring AGU presentation (5/31/01)
- Chronicle of Higher Education Feature, "Under the Volcano" (3/30/01)
- Featured story on NASA's Earth Observatory Web Page (12/18/00)
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article on Mt. Semeru eruption (8/27/00)
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Other Links
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- The Department of Geology and Planetary Science at Pittsburgh
- The Image Visualization & Infrared Spectroscopy (IVIS) Laboratory
- The Hundred Cities Project at ASU
Hostess Sno Balls -- those familiar hemispherical marshmallow domes, furred with white coconut, lined with chocolate cake and centered with a heart of creme. They extract a certain sympathy, hunched there in the store. So artificial; so without corollary among the foodstuffs of the planet. No, Sno Balls are unique to the point of freakishness.
- Neil Steinberg, A Complete and Utter Failure (1994)
| Updated: 17 June 2010 |