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Cosmogenic Nuclide Group
PI(s):
Joerg M. Schaefer
PI(s):
Michael Kaplan The LDEO Cosmogenic Dating Group, applies terrestrial cosmogenic nuclides as chronometers and tracers in the Earth Sciences.
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LDEO Cosmogenic Dating Group Earthquakes and Faulting
SG&T scientists employ a broad spectrum of tools and techniques to develop a better understanding of the mechanics and dynamics of earthquakes and faulting. These techniques include labor
Argon Geochronology for the Earth Sciences (AGES) Lab
PI(s):
Sidney R. Hemming The Argon Geochronology for the Earth Sciences (AGES) lab is located at Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory along the Palisades Parkway in Rockland County, New York. Our lab measures Argon isotope compositions and concentrations, mainly of single mineral grains, on a VG5400 noble gas mass spectrometer to determine the age of mineral formation. Our research subjects include paleocllmate provenance studies, volcanoes and deep earth time.
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AGES Website Tertiary Magmatism in East Greenland and Hotspot Magmatism Worldwide
PI(s):
Peter B. Kelemen Layered intrusions in East Greenland, mostly close to the contact between PreCambrian gneisses and Tertiary flood basalts, are commonly several million years younger than the flood basalts.
3D MCS investigation of the East Pacific Rise 9° 50’N
PI(s):
Suzanne M. Carbotte
PI(s):
John C. Mutter In summer 2008 we conducted the first multi-streamer Multi-Channel Seismic program of Lamont’s new national marine seismic facility, the R/V Langseth.
TIMS Facility
PI(s):
Bärbel Hönisch The Thermo Scientific Triton is LDEO's only thermal ionization mass spectrometer with negative ion capabilities.
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TIMS Facility Website Ocean Bottom Seismology
Our Ocean Bottom Seismology (OBS) Laboratory develops and operates cutting-edge instrumentation for measuring deformation of the ocean floor in a variety of experimental settings. One of our
Natural Hazards
PI(s):
Arthur L. Lerner-Lam Earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, floods, drought, cyclones and other natural hazards have significant potential to affect human lives and society.
Geodynamics
Geodynamics research in SG&T is focused on understanding the forces that drive deformation and tectonism in the solid Earth, and the role that rock rheology, physical state (solid or partially
Deep Earth Structure and Dynamics
Lamont scientists utilize a variety of observational and computational techniques to image and model the deep interior of the Earth, from crust to core.
Climate Model Data Documentation Project
PI(s):
Naomi H. Naik
PI(s):
Richard Seager In the Climate Group we rely extensively on the data produced from general circulation models (GCMs) to answer fundamental science questions.
Pacheco-Sykes Earthquake Catalog
PI(s):
Lynn R. Sykes Javier Pacheco and Lynn Sykes' catalog of large earthquakes with surface wave magnitude >= 7.0.
IGY Calibration
PI(s):
Lynn R. Sykes Historical data for I.G.Y. Calibration. The original is by H. Miller.
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IGY Calibration (PDF) Strip of Destruction
PI(s):
Leonardo Seeber We mapped the surface trace of the fault rupture for about 5 km on the west bank of the Khunar River, through Balakot and into the Sarash Valley where it apparently ends.
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Strip of Destruction (PDF) Location
Pakistan
Pakistan
34° 30' 0" N, 73° 19' 48" E
Testing the Extensional Detachment Paradigm: Scientific Drilling in the Sevier Desert Basin
PI(s):
Mark H. Anders
PI(s):
Nicholas Christie-Blick Testing the Extensional Detachment Paradigm: Scientific Drilling in the Sevier Desert Basin (Basin and Range Province, Western United States)
Polar Climate Group
PI(s):
Douglas G. Martinson Research and analysis of the Polar Regions and their impact on global climate.
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Polar Climate Group Location
Antartica
Antarctica
Climate Modeling and Diagnostic Group Data Catalog
Radiocarbon Calibration
Radiocarbon calibration program used for converting radiocarbon years to calendar years.
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Radiocarbon Calibration Introduction to dynamical systems
PI(s):
Marc W. Spiegelman An introduction to dynamical systems for undergraduates with notes and exercises
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An Introduction to dynamical systems ADGRAV
PI(s):
Robin E. Bell
PI(s):
Christopher Small The U.S. National Science Foundation has agreed to support the development of a next-generation gravity map of Antarctica (ADGRAV - Antarctic Digital Gravity Synthesis).
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ADGRAV Location
United States
76° 35' 54.762" S, 14° 3' 45" E
See map: Google Maps
North Atlantic Oscillation
PI(s):
Martin Visbeck Introduction to the North Atlantic Oscillation, the most significant climate phenomena in the northern hemisphere.
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North Atlantic Oscillation Isotope Geochemistry Lab
PI(s):
Steven L. Goldstein Welcome to the Isotope Geochemistry Lab at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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Isotope Geochemistry Lab Climate Modeling and Diagnostics Group Home Page
PI(s):
Mark A. Cane Division of Ocean and Climate Physics
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University
Calibration of Long-Period Seismographs at Thirteen Stations Throughout the World
PI(s):
Lynn R. Sykes Lamont has been a pioneer in the design, deployment, and utilization of global seismographic networks. This document details an early study of long period seismograph calibrations.
Borehole Research Group
PI(s):
David S. Goldberg The Borehole Research Group (BRG) uses downhole geophysical measurements in a wide variety of scientific investigations including sea level variations, paleoceanography, flow of fluids through fractured rock
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Borehole Research Group ANZFLUX
PI(s):
Douglas G. Martinson The Antarctic Zone Flux Experiment (ANZFLUX) was conducted aboard the R/V Nathaniel B. Palmer in the Eastern Weddell Sea.
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ANZFLUX Location
United States
65° 0' 0" S, 5° 0' 0" W
See map: Google Maps
