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Join us tonight for the CLaSH Town Hall at AGU.6:30-7:30pm, MC - 2001 - West (2nd floor). Come for the food/drinks, stay for the CLaSH!.
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EP21A (oral): Cascading Hazards: Linking Processes Across Earth’s Surface I, Tues, 8:30-10am, 2002-West (Level 2, West, MC).EP23D (poster): Cascading Hazards: Linking Processes Across Earth’s Surface II Poster, Tues, 2:10-6:30pm, Poster Hall A-C, South (Exhib Level, South, MC).
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Join us at AGU to learn about a NSF center for Land Surface Hazards!.Town Hall event, Wed, 13 Dec, 6:30-7:30pm, 2001-West (Level 2, West, MC).Refreshments and food will be provided!.
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🚨The deadline for submissions is TOMORROW, August 2! . Make sure you get yours in on time by sending us an email at contact@geoclash.org
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RT @BrandonTFong: I had an amazing experience at the @CLaSH_org summer workshop this past week. This curriculum provided me the opportunity….
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🎉And with that, our 2023 CLaSH Graduate Summer Field Course concludes. It was a great week of surveying, lectures, hangouts and more!. We'd also like to send a huge thank you to all the students & instructors who came from all over the USA to take part. Best of luck to everyone.
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🏔️Today our CLaSH Summer Course students present their findings after a week of land surveying and data processing. Wish them luck!
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CLaSH summer course students are back at it again today in Colorado! They're heavy hitting the data collection of post-fire landscape change.
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🏔️ Day 3 of the CLaSH Summer Course is in the works! . Our students are out in the field conducting data surveys around Colorado State University's Mountain Campus.
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📚 Day 1 of our Graduate Summer Field Course is in the books! Students from across the country are spending this week studying land surface hazards at Colorado State's Mountain Campus. Steering committee member Sean Gallen (CSU) kicked it off yesterday with the opening lecture!
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CLaSH has featured in the @NSF Division of Earth Sciences (EAR) newsletter for our upcoming pilot projects this year, including our 2-part modeling expo!. Read the full newsletter 👇.
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Last but not least, our final modeling expo session comes from Dr. Dimitrios Zekkos (UC Berkeley) who facilitated talks on slope stability and landslide processes. Make sure you catch the recap from Dr. Zekkos and other speakers at the link below.
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In the fifth installment of our CLaSH Virtual Modeling Expo recap, we have Dr. Brian Yanites (Indiana) giving a session on sediment transport and dispersal in fluvial systems. Hear from Dr. Yanites, along with other speakers in this exciting session! 👇.
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If you missed CLaSH's Virtual Modeling Expo this month, you can view majority of the sessions on your YouTube page. Below is Dr. Corina Cerovski-Darriau's (@usgs) session on exposure and risk of land surface hazards. Click the link below 👇👇.
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During our virtual modeling expo, Dr. Josh Roering (@uoregon) ran his session on hydrology and flood routing. Throughout this hour-long session, you'll here short talks from four other speakers from @BristolUni, @IndianaUniv, @USGS, @UniTrento and @UNC.
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If you missed our Land Surface Hazards Modeling Expo, check out Dr. Josh West's session on cryosphere processes. Throughout the session, you'll here from Dr. West, along with various other speakers from different universities.
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Land Surface Hazards Modeling Expo took place two weeks ago on May 1-2. Throughout the week, we'll be reposting talks from the expo for those who missed it. First up, check out Dr. Jane Baldwin's (UC Irvine) session on climate/environmental forcing.
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CLaSH’s 2023 Land Surface Hazards Modeling Expo is coming up next week, May 1-2!. Join us in our two-part event consisting of virtual sessions with short talks and Q&A’s, followed by an in-person workshop in the fall. Find more info and register at
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2023 Land Surface Hazards Modeling Expo!. As we confront the challenges of interpreting and predicting behavior of hazard cascades on a changing planet, we seek input & vision on the formulation and coupling of models that address land surface processes.
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🚨 Applications for our Graduate Summer Course in Natural Hazards are due TODAY, April 24!. Don’t miss out on this week-long, action-packed experience, you'll have the opportunity to study land surface hazards. Get your applications in at
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