For more information, contact Dr. Dave Moecher
phone (859) 257-6939; e-mail: moker@uky.edu
Jan. 13: Professor Rick Law, Virginia Tech University:
"Internal Flow and Extrusion of the Greater Himalayan Slab,
Mount Everest Massif".
Jan. 20: Professor Jonathan Philips, University of Kentucky Department
of Geography:
Instability, Contingency, and the Perfection of Landscapes.
Jan. 25: (NOTE DATE CHANGE) Dr. David Jennette, AAPG Distinguished Lecturer:
Merging Rocks and Lasers: Bringing 3-D Outcrop Geology to the
Workstation.
Feb. 3: David Harris, Kentucky Geological Survey:
"Black Gold and Bluegrass: oil and gas plays in Kentucky".
Feb. 10: Seth Berman (UK M.S. 2000), Managing Geophysicist, Fairfield
Geophysics:
"Seeing the Unseen- the Seismic View of the Sub-Surface"
Feb. 17: Tom Spalding (UK B.S., M.S. 1980's), Exploration Geologist,
Pioneer Natural Resources
"Geoscience Careers in the Petroleum Industry: Looking into
the Crystal Ball for Future Prospects".
Feb. 24: Cara Kiger (UK B.S. 1996), Geologist, Vector-Seis Input-Output:
"Full-wave Imaging: Better Geologic Understanding from the latest
Seismic Technology"
March 3: Professor Neil Sturchio, University of Illinois-Chicago:
"Ancient Waters of the Sahara"
March 10: Professor Lewis Owen, University of Cincinnati:
Glaciation of Tibet and the Himalaya.
March 17: No Lecture - Spring Break
March 24: McFarlan Lecture: Dr. Ed Wolffe, U.S. Geological Survey:
"The September 2004 to ??? Eruption of Mount St. Helens and
Its Context in the Volcano's Geologic Record".
March 31: Professor Tim Lyons, University of Missouri:
3.5 Billion Years of Earth History Recorded in the Sulfur and
Molybdenum Chemistry of the Ocean.
April 7: Dr. Lee Riciputi, Section Head, Chemical and Isotopic Mass
Spectrometry Group, Oak Ridge National Lab:
Role of geoscientists in monitoring nuclear proliferation and in national
security issues.
April 14: Professor Keith Koper, St. Louis University:
"Seismology as a Forensic Science: Some Recent Case Studies"
April 21: Professor Zach Sharp, University of New Mexico:
The Global Chlorine Cycle and its Effect on Subducted Fluids"
April 28: Professor Mark Kulp (UK Ph.D. 2000), University of New Orleans:
"Subsidence, Shoreline Change and Sand: Geology and Restoration
of the Louisiana Coastal Zone"