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Small earthquakes, big impact

December 29, 2018 by Tori York

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Dr. Chris Marone, professor of geophysics at Pennsylvania State University, visited Missouri State University Nov. 16. Marone is part of the Earthscope speaker series, which aims to connect prominent researchers with students, faculty and the public. The goal is to promote a greater understanding of how the Earth works. Dr. Gary Michelfelder, assistant professor of … [Read more...] about Small earthquakes, big impact

Filed Under: Public Seminars Tagged With: Research, Toby Dogwiler

On the hunt for dairy farms and salt

December 19, 2018 by Tori York

Dr. Melida Gutierrez recently published an article on salt content of dairy farms. Her publication, “Salt content of dairy farm effluents as an indicator of salinization risk to soils,” is step one in a process to discover a salt balance at the watershed level. She and her collaborators look at salinity and amount of dairy farm wastewater to estimate the amount of salt … [Read more...] about On the hunt for dairy farms and salt

Tagged With: geography geology and planning, Melida Gutierrez, Research

Geography Bowl, papers, presentations and networking: The makings of a great conference

May 19, 2018 by Tori York

Group photo from the Oct. 2017 West Lakes Division AAG meeting

The American Association of Geographers (AAG) hosted their annual conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, April 10-14. In addition to presenting, networking and learning, several students participated in the Geography Bowl. Presentations Several Missouri State students and faculty presented (indicated by the *). An author in bold indicates s/he is from Missouri State. … [Read more...] about Geography Bowl, papers, presentations and networking: The makings of a great conference

Filed Under: Accomplishments Tagged With: Bob Pavlowsky, conference, Derek Wu, geography geology and planning, Rajinder Jutla, Research, Ron Malega, Toby Dogwiler, Xiaomin Qiu

A place for meaning

February 28, 2018 by Tori York

Judith Meyer

What do the Ozarks have in common with Yellowstone National Park? Some would say they both hold great meaning. Dr. Judith Meyer, geography program coordinator in the department of geography, geology and planning, studies the meaning of a place. Meyer says knowing the sense of a place is how one makes big decisions on how the land is used. Learn more about … [Read more...] about A place for meaning

Filed Under: Accomplishments, Faculty Accomplishments Tagged With: geography geology and planning, Judith Meyer, Mind's Eye, Research

Digging into the data

January 26, 2018 by Tori York

Mickus taking a gravity measurement

We're discovering new things about the Earth every day. We record new data and delve a little deeper to make new discoveries. One area that lacks data is Bhutan. Situated next to Nepal in Asia, Bhutan has never had detailed geophysical data collected before. Dr. Kevin Mickus, distinguished professor of geology, is trying to fix that. Each year, Mickus treks to … [Read more...] about Digging into the data

Tagged With: geography geology and planning, Kevin Mickus, Research

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