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| Field observations play a significant role in defining and addressing many of the petrological and volcanological problems in which I am interested. Field work is also fun and a major reason for doing Earth science. Here are a few pictures from some recent trips. Below are links to other excursions. |
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| EPS 104 Field Trip. Math Students get serious about magma mixing in the Sierras! |
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| Island Lake, Desolation Wilderness |
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Granite/Basalt; Island Lake, Desolation Wilderness |
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| Island Lake, Desolation Wilderness |
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Tanaya Lake, Tuolomne Meadows |
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| New Zealand, 2002 |
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| Hot mud, Rotorua |
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| White Island |
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| Tarawera Volcano |
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White Island |
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| Vinalhaven, Maine 2004: Basalt/granite interactions with David Hawkins and Bob Wiebe
Montserrat, 2005: A look at the 1995 eruption and one that started while I was there with Helge Gonnermann!
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| New Zealand, 2006: Sampling Mount Tarawera and other volcanoes with Kari Cooper and Ben Kennedy
Coastal Maine, 2007: Basalt/granite interactions with Bob Wiebe, Ben Kennedy and my grad students Amelia Bain and Kirsten Hodge
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