Photos from the Antarctic expedition of the 15-member TAMSEIS team, led by Penn State researchers Sridhar Anandakrishnan and Andy Nyblade, and Doug Wiens of Washington University in St. Louis. For more information see www.rps.psu.edu/antarctica/index.html
As the massive earthquakes in Haiti and Chile show, the science of seismology has not advanced far enough for scientists to accurately predict earthquakes. But a new Penn State and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution project aims to add to the scientific understanding of earthquakes by involving secondary school science teachers in a national research effort to study earthquake swarms.
Join Penn State alumnus Irene Schneider for a narration of the two-week immersive simulation of living and working on Mars, with photos from the expedition.
Penn State associate professor of Geosciences Sridhar Anandakrishnan narrates the setting and detonation of a seismic shot beneath the ice at the South Pole. Includes links to video: "Mapping the Ice in Antarctica."
Photos from the Antarctic expedition of the 15-member TAMSEIS team, led by Penn State researchers Sridhar Anandakrishnan and Andy Nyblade, and Doug Wiens of Washington University in St. Louis. For more information see www.rps.psu.edu/antarctica/index.html
As the massive earthquakes in Haiti and Chile show, the science of seismology has not advanced far enough for scientists to accurately predict earthquakes. But a new Penn State and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution project aims to add to the scientific understanding of earthquakes by involving secondary school science teachers in a national research effort to study earthquake swarms.
Join Penn State alumnus Irene Schneider for a narration of the two-week immersive simulation of living and working on Mars, with photos from the expedition.
Penn State associate professor of Geosciences Sridhar Anandakrishnan narrates the setting and detonation of a seismic shot beneath the ice at the South Pole. Includes links to video: "Mapping the Ice in Antarctica."
