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SUMMARY:Geophysics Seminar - Emily Geyman\, "Learning from landscapes: The climate sensitivity of glaciers and the mechanics of soil production"
DESCRIPTION:Many processes shaping Earth’s surface unfold over timescales that are too long to observe directly. I will present two vignettes illustrating how space-for-time substitution approaches allow us to leverage observations across space to constrain both rates and mechanisms of change over time. In the Arctic Archipelago of Svalbard\, historical reconstructions of 1\,594 glaciers reveal how ice loss varies across climate gradients\, providing an empirical basis for quantifying the sensitivity of ice loss to warming. Along the San Andreas Fault in central California\, lateral plate motion places succes
LOCATION:Mitchell Earth Sciences
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