We meet weekly in the Glacier Modeling Lab to learn from each other and from external sources.
Fall 2023
Meeting time: Wednesdays 3:00pm-4:00pm Eastern time
Location: Hochstetter 439
Goals and themes:
- Grow our glaciology brains by reading and discussing papers and seeing each other present research in progress
- Spur research output by presenting results to each other even at early dates, before results are fully ready
- Discuss important current issues in science, glaciology, and EDI
Weekly Schedule:
- August 30 : Goal-setting and group expectations document
- September 6 : Courtney Shafer – “” (findings from my summer research practicum at Los Alamos National Labs)
- September 13 : Paper discussion
- Chudley et al. preprint, Increased crevassing across accelerating Greenland Ice Sheet margins
- September 20 : Jessica Mejia – “” (new field results from Helheim Glacier, Greenland)
- September 27 : Paper discussion
- Chosen and led by Mary Verné
- October 4 : Naureen Khan: “Automated crevasse detection on the Greenland Ice Sheet”
- Courtney Shafer: Seismoelectric exploration of a perennial firn aquifer at Helheim Glacier, Greenland
- October 11 : Kristin Poinar: Practice talk for the Vail Symposium, “Water, crevasses, and glacier dynamics above Helheim Glacier, Southeast Greenland”
- October 18 : Integrating diversity and inclusion considerations into your graduate admissions rubric
- Web workshop hosted by the Equity in Graduate Education Resource Center at the Univ. Southern California
- October 25 : Webpage update work hour
- November 1 :
- November 8 :
- November 15 :
- November 22 :
- November 29 : Happy Thanksgiving!
- December 6 :
- December 13 : AGU (San Francisco)
Past meetings
Archived here.