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Barry Arm Landslide Update 10/21/22.
We continue to see movement in the area and ask people to exercise their best judgement and, where possible, limit travel in the Barry Arm area.
More info:
dggs.alaska.gov/hazards/barr…
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🔥Great to see the @ForestService GTAC Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity (MTBS) Thematic Burn Severity raster data now available in #EarthEngine!🔥
developers.google.com/earth-…
Now to get it optimized in Climate Engine to use alongside other vegetation, drought, and climate data 🤔
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Matthias would be quite pleased that this is the photo that someone chose to celebrate him. Blue steel for the win!
We are profoundly saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Matthias Jakob.
He will be fondly remembered by all who knew and worked with him.
geog.ubc.ca/news/dr-matthias…
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Francis Rengers@pyrogeomorph14 Oct 2022
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@GSA_EEGD
created this virtual fieldtrip to highlight #debrisflows in #glenwoodcanyon. It might be a useful teaching resource for those interested in #postfire #debrisflows
vimeo.com/752391459/6df7b086…
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I met a few students at #GSA2022 seeking jobs after their undergrad or graduate degree and mentioned that @BGCEngineering 's 2023 hiring campaign begins soon. The job portal is now open! bgcengineering.ca/careers/ . If you have any questions feel free to DM me.
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At #GSAConnects2022 in Denver or online? Come check out our session Tuesday on post wildfire surface processes and hydrology ...plus a poster session on Wednesday! – at Denver, CO
Involved in or have interest in research on post-wildfire surface processes or hydrology?
Consider submitting an abstract to #GSA2022 session T4. Advances in the Science of Wildfire-Related Earth-Surface Processes
Deadline: July 19
Submit here: community.geosociety.org/gsa…
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Really exciting to see my @BGCEngineering colleagues presenting at @geosociety #GSA2022 , with heavy weight on how remote sensing fits in our work. I’ll be presenting tomorrow at 2:05 in room 205 on post wildfire debris flows and the November 2021 floods in BC.
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Looking forward to teaching the landslide mapping webinar in this NASA ARSET series. I will show how to use the InSAR products from Copernicus Sentinel-1 radar stored at @Ak_Satellite pre-processed by @aria_hazards to do time series analysis with MintPy.
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Francis Rengers@pyrogeomorph8 Oct 2022
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Geo-Tweeps please spread the word about the Environmental and Engineering Geology Division award ceremony. Come for beer/food stay for science! gsa.confex.com/gsa/2022AM/me…
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ICYMI: This weekend OT opened access to USGS 3DEP #lidar in FL, GA, SC, & NC areas impacted by #HurricaneIan. Use OT's tools to access, process, & visualize 131K sq miles of data (3.4 trillion lidar points) for hurricane response, recovery, & rebuilding: opentopography.org/news/usgs…
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This comparison of satellite images of Prince Edward Island and the Northumberland Strait, taken on August 21 and September 25, 2022, shows the extent to which the extreme wind and wave action of the storm has churned up the seafloor and eroded the coastline.
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Mountains in Motion - A nice big one. Caught by Tendi Sherpa just above Manaslu basecamp. Technically this probably qualifies as "serac" but at this size its 1/4 of a glacier. And #mountans are most sensitive to #ClimateChange. #ClimateEmergency
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Barry Arm Update 9/23/22
We continue to see movement and partner agencies have suspended boat-based operations.
Monitoring continues.
More info --> dggs.alaska.gov/hazards/barr…
@usgs @NWS_NTWC @AKearthquake @alaska_avo
Barry Arm Update!
The area of current movement has increased since Aug 23.
Read more about the current status here: dggs.alaska.gov/hazards/barr…
@USGS @NWS_NTWC @alaska_avo @AKearthquake

ALT Barry Arm Landslide Update The area of current movement has increased since Aug 23. Movement now includes the entirety of the “Kite” and large portions of the “Prow” and “Core.” Partner agencies have indefinitely postponed fieldwork requiring water access. dggs.alaska.gov/hazards/barry-arm-landslide.html
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The process of hiring a new #Virginia State geologist is underway! Be sure to apply by October 17th here: virginiajobs.peopleadmin.com…
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We found that landsliding is distinctly seasonal with highest probability in January and intensity in
February, lagging the annual precipitation peak by 1-2 months
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We will be better prepared for these events through effective collaboration of key individuals that consider these events in Prov. and Fed. Govts, organizations, and academia. Video from M. Geertsema
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KGS researchers are working on new ways to understand and map high-hazard areas for landslides in eastern Kentucky. Read more about their work and view maps of Floyd, Johnson, Martin, Magoffin, and Pike Counties on the KGS website. #landslides #geohazards
uky.edu/KGS/news/2022_landsl…
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Mount Rainier is NOT erupting. We have looked at the cloud that has caused concern from multiple webcams and have determined that it is a lenticular cloud. In addition, the USGS reports no indications of unusual seismic activity. ~pw
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Landslide occurred near my residence in Clementi, Singapore today. Fortunately no fatalities. Past weeks to hours had been raining heavily and this was at a construction site. Almost identical to diagrams I find in #geology textbooks!

































