Theme: Magma Plumbing

Sept. 26 - DoGS Faculty (University of Oregon )
“DoGS on Parade: 3-5 minute popups on your summer, your research, your group, or… whatever.”

Oct. 3 - Tony Lowry (Utah State University)
“A Tale of Two Subduction Zones: Geodesy, Fault Slip and Implications for Frictional Rheology”

Oct. 10 - Greg Waite (Michigan Tech University)
“Eruption Dynamics at Mount St. Helens Revealed by Volcanic Earthquakes”

Oct. 17 - Michael Lisowski (Cascades Volcano Observatory)
“Ground deformation associated with the 2004-present eruption of Mount St. Helens and with continuing inflation near South Sister”

Oct. 24 - Greg Valentine (Los Alomos National Laboratory)
“Basaltic volcanoes - surface to source - and ties to risk assessment”

Oct. 31 - Tom Sisson (USGS, Menlo Park)
“Crustal-level Structure of Arc Magmatic Systems Interpreted from Studies of Volcanoes and Plutons”

Nov. 5 - Peter Kelemen (LDEO/Columbia)
“Melt Transport in the Mantle Beneath Oceanic Spreading Ridges”

Nov. 14 - Dana Johnston and Ilya Bindeman (University of Oregon)
“Geotouring though the Western U.S. and Kamchatka”

Nov. 21 -No Seminar/Thanksgiving

Nov. 28 - Magali Billen (UC Davis)
“The Interaction of Small-Scale Rayleigh-Taylor Instabilities and Subducting Slabs: Melting in Unusual Places?”