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Data sonification, visualization, music, and visual art. Focused on volcanoes. Run by Leif Karlstrom at the University of Oregon

Joined March 2020
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'Put it into Blender and see what happens' #4 Bivariate maps showing the relationships between Temperature and Precipitation. (Monthly data since 1958 by TerraClimate) observablehq.com/@joewdavies… #maps #blender #climate #sciart #cartography #gis
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A few clips from the ongoing volcano eruption in Iceland – at Iceland
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Map of cool and warm ocean currents brilliantmaps.com/spilhaus-w…
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Check out these humongous dikes lurking beneath the Columbia River Basalts (and meet the friendly horses who helped us haul our gear up to explore them)! Great field work with @VolcanoListener and the C2C team
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Proud to be part of a 75-author collaboration on cross-cultural similarities between music and speech led by @PatrickESavage and @YutoOzaki1! The paper is featured in the cover of @ScienceAdvances and can be found at: science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Humans worldwide talk and sing, but the exact forms of speech and song vary cross-culturally. New research finds that songs are slower and use higher, more stable pitches than speech, and these similarities exist globally. Read more in this week’s issue: scim.ag/6XP
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🌋🚨Wow—look at how effective those defensive walls have been at redirecting the lava away from Grindavík from the first fissure that opened. Incredible feat by those on the ground; bravo, Iceland.
Nýjasta grafíkin okkar sem sýnir gossprungurnar, varnargarðana og hraunbreiðuna. Eins og má sjá hafa varnargarðarnir sannað gildi sitt með því að leiða hraunflæði úr nyrðri sprungu frá bænum.
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Húsnæði Orf og Grindavíkurvegur eru næstu innviðir sem gætu lent undir hrauni. Eftir það kemur að heitavatnslög og rafmagnslögn til Grindavíkur. Verktakarnir sem hafa unnið dag og nótt við að reisa varnargarðana björguðu stærstu og mikilvægustu vélum landsins:
Unnið er að því að bjarga vinnuvélum svo hægt verði að nota þær aftur til gerð varnarmannvirkja. Víðir Reynisson segir þó höfuðáherslu lagða á að tryggja öryggi manna. „Við erum ekki að leggja neinn í hættu við það.“
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UO researchers are adding new details to the geological history of the iconic Columbia River Gorge, a wide river canyon that cuts through the volcanic peaks of the Cascades along the border between Oregon and Washington. brnw.ch/21wG0sI
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A 3.5-million-year interplay between water and magma shaped the Columbia River Gorge that crosscuts the Cascade Mountain Range. Learn more in Science Advances: scim.ag/5iK #Geology
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Extraordinary - sped-up imagery of the first 20 minutes of the newest eruption in Iceland, showing the propagating and opening fissure sequence.
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#EPSPtakeover Meandering rivers often change their courses through time, which shapes the landscape and poses erosion hazards to riverside communities. How good are numerical models for predicting this channel migration? This is the overarching question of my PhD study.
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The activity at Reykjanes seems to have reached a crescendo this evening. Feels inevitable now given the frequency and magnitude of fault rupturing that magma will find a pathway into the crust, if not all the way to the surface. Seems like the waiting game might be over...
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Have you ever seen a new island come to life? Explosive eruptions off Iwoto island created a new islet in the Pacific, 1000 km south of Tokyo on Nov 4, 2023 [📹 Kazuhiro Ichikawa]
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Lens is a map of Canadian wildfire data created by @pathandfocus + @twostoryrobot Explore wildfires interactively by date and area - built with a static set of pmtiles archives lens.pathandfocus.com @pwramsey might find it interesting!
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Our article on earthquake-triggered landslides has been published. You can access the article and landslide data by clicking on the link. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Convection over the Yucatán Peninsula temporarily pauses then resumes during yesterday’s solar eclipse 🌙
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📢 Hot off the press!! Our article published in @ScienceAdvances show unprecedented high-resolution 3-D images of a magma body beneath the East Pacific Rise at 9º50'N. (⼳: 1/10) doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adi26…
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