Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism and Electromagnetism


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GP12A. Planetary Magnetism and Core Processes I
Sonia Tikoo | Stanford University
Rona Oran | Univ of Michigan--AOSS
Douglas Hemingway | University of California Berkeley
Matthieu Laneuville | Tokyo Institute of Technology
GP13A. General Contributions in Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism, and Electromagnetism I eLightning
France Lagroix | IPGP
Laurie Brown | University of Massachusetts Amherst
GP21A. Refining Our Understanding of Earth and Planetary Magnetic Processes with Accurate Paleointensity Estimates II Posters
Greig Paterson | University of Liverpool
Joseph Grappone | University of Liverpool
Huapei Wang | China University of Geoscences (Wuhan)
GP21B. General Contributions in Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism, and Electromagnetism II Posters
France Lagroix | IPGP
Laurie Brown | University of Massachusetts Amherst
GP21C. Planetary Magnetism and Core Processes II Posters
Douglas Hemingway | Carnegie Institution for Science Washington
Rona Oran | Univ of Michigan--AOSS
Sonia Tikoo | Stanford University
Matthieu Laneuville | Tokyo Institute of Technology
GP23A. Motion Between Hot Spots and True Polar Wander I
Joann Stock | California Institute of Technology
Jason Phipps Morgan | Royal Holloway University of London
Richard Gordon | Rice University
Paul Wessel | University of Hawaii at Manoa
GP24A. Bullard Lecture of the GPE Section
Catherine Johnson | University of British Columbia
Laurie Brown | University of Massachusetts Amherst
GP31A. Motion Between Hot Spots and True Polar Wander II Posters
Richard Gordon | Rice University
Paul Wessel | University of Hawaii at Manoa
Joann Stock | California Institute of Technology
Jason Phipps Morgan | Royal Holloway University of London
GP31A. Motion Between Hot Spots and True Polar Wander II Posters
Richard Gordon | Rice University
Paul Wessel | University of Hawaii at Manoa
Joann Stock | California Institute of Technology
Jason Phipps Morgan | Royal Holloway University of London
GP31B. Marine Magnetics, 50 Years After Plate Tectonics Posters
Florent Szitkar |
Masakazu Fujii | Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute University of Tokyo
Jerome Dyment | Université de Paris, Institut de physique du globe de Paris, CNRS, F-75005 Paris, France
GP31C. Frontiers in Electromagnetic Methods II Posters
Steven Constable | University of California San Diego
Gary Egbert | Oregon State Univ
Paul Bedrosian | U.S. Geological Survey
GP31D. Understanding Active Earth Systems Through Combined MT/EM and Seismic Data Sets II Posters
Paul Bedrosian | U.S. Geological Survey
Rob Evans | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Ninfa Bennington | U.S. Geological Survey
Adam Schultz | Oregon State University
GP34A. Chronostratigraphy Using Magnetic Methods I
Kenneth Kodama | Lehigh University
Linda Hinnov | George Mason University Fairfax
Luigi Jovane | Oceanographic Institute of the University of São Paulo
GP41A. Environmental Processes Revealed Through Soil and Sediment Magnetism I
Christoph Geiss | Trinity College
Ioan Lascu | Smithsonian Institution
Jessica Till | University of Iceland
GP42A. Biogeomagnetism, Biogenic Magnetic Minerals, and the Environment I
Ioan Lascu | Smithsonian Institution
Yongxin Pan | Paleomagnetism and Geochronology Laboratory, Key Laboratory of Earth and Planetary Physics, Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
France Lagroix | IPGP
John Tarduno | University of Rochester
GP43A. Reconstructing the Paleomagnetic Field: From Data to Models II Posters
Monika Korte | GFZ Potsdam
Julie Carlut | Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, Université de Paris, CNRS, UMR 7154
Anita Di Chiara | University of Lancaster
Maxwell Brown | University of Minnesota
GP43B. Chronostratigraphy Using Magnetic Methods II Posters
Kenneth Kodama | Lehigh University
Luigi Jovane | Oceanographic Institute of the University of São Paulo
Linda Hinnov | George Mason University Fairfax
GP43C. Environmental Processes Revealed Through Soil and Sediment Magnetism II Posters
Ioan Lascu | Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History
Christoph Geiss | Trinity College
Jessica Till | University of Iceland
GP43D. Biogeomagnetism, Biogenic Magnetic Minerals, and the Environment II Posters
John Tarduno | University of Rochester
France Lagroix | IPGP
Ioan Lascu | Smithsonian Institution
Yongxin Pan | Paleomagnetism and Geochronology Laboratory, Key Laboratory of Earth and Planetary Physics, Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
GP51A. The Polar Geomagnetic Field in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
Joseph Stoner | Oregon State University
Robert Hatfield | Oregon State University
Guillaume St-Onge | Institut des sciences de la mer de Rimouski Université du Québec à Rimouski (UQAR)
DI21B. Connecting the Dynamics of the Core and Mantle to Observations and Experiments II Posters
Peter Driscoll | University of Washington Seattle Campus
Teh-Ru Alex Song | University College London
J ZhangZhou | University of California San Diego
Courtney Sprain | University of Florida
G51E. Geodetic and Magnetic Investigations of Crust and Mantle of Earth and Other Planetary Bodies Posters
Alain Plattner | University of Alabama
Kevin Lewis | Princeton University
Christopher Harig | University of Arizona
S31E. Frontiers of Uncertainty Quantification in Geoscientific Inversion Posters
Vedran Lekic | University of Maryland
Jan Dettmer | University of Calgary
Burke Minsley | U.S. Geological Survey
Louise Pellerin | Green Geophysics
T51D. Current Understanding of Large Igneous Provinces, Hot Spot Tracks, and Mantle Plumes II Posters
William Sager | University of Houston
Anthony Koppers | Oregon State University
Cornelia Class | Lamont -Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University
Trond Torsvik | University of Oslo