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64. Geophysics At The University Of Tennessee Geophysical Research in the Black Sea Region at the University of Tennessee Lambert and Mercator map projections in geology and geophysics http://tanasi.gg.utk.edu/

Geophysical Research in the Black Sea Region at the University of Tennessee This site contains links to information about earthquakes, including East Tennessee earthquakes publications available over the web, and other odds-and-ends. About the University The University Map of the Black Sea Region Black Sea Research Council of the National Seismic System Earthquakes National Weather Service Southern Region East Tennessee Weather Global Geoscience Transects GGT20. Central Appalachians: Cratonic North America to the Atlantic Abyssal Plain R. T. Williams, W. M. Dunne, and L. Glover III, International Geology Review , vol. 41, no. 8, pp. 711-738, 1999 Lambert and Mercator map projections in geology and geophysics R. T. Williams, Computers and Geosciences , vol. 21, no. 3, pp. 353-364, 1995 Theory and programs for the projections. Address comments or inquiries to Dr. Richard T. Williams

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69. PAGEOPH Index This index provides a way to search for articles published in Pure and Applied geophysics. It came online as a gopher index in December, 1994 and, http://www.eas.slu.edu/PAGEOPH/pageoph.html

Welcome to the searchable index and bulletin board for Pure and Applied Geophysics ( PAGEOPH ) at the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Saint Louis University This index provides a way to search for articles published in Pure and Applied Geophysics. It came on-line as a gopher index in December, 1994 and, as far as we know, was the first such index for any professional journal. It was converted to html with CGI query capabilities, and transferred to the World-Wide Web in January, 1996. With it you can search for articles by author, by volume and issue, or by word string in the title of an article within a specified year range. You can currently search for articles published between January, 1981 and the present. In addition to finding articles with the index, you can access information on the philosophy of publishing and mechanics of publishing in PAGEOPH, a bulletin board with titles of new special issues and other announcements , a list of editors , and a list of all Special Topical Issues published since 1981. To use this form, simply type a string of characters in any of the search fields. An * (asterisk) may be used in place of any number of unknown characters, for example Sm* will find Smith and Smuthers. A ? (question mark) may be used in place of a single character, for example Sm?th. Searches are not sensitive to case. It is best to keep the search simple, e.g. list only

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71. History Of Geophysics Committee Home Page Did you participate in the first International Geophysical Year? The IGY Gold Club would like to hear from you. The Gold history initiative is an http://history.agu.org/

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77. Scholarships In 1956 the Society of Exploration Geophysicists began a program of encouraging the establishment of scholarship funds by companies and individuals engaged http://foundation.seg.org/scholarships/

Home Scholarship Program Professional Development Projects of Special Merit Board of Directors Carrying the Torch ... newsletter Related Links: Scholarship Online Application 2007-2008 Scholarship Recipients Important notice for scholarship applicants The application deadline has been extended to 12:00 a.m. CST on 18 February, due to a problem with our online application. Individuals who have already completed an online application are encouraged to contact scholarships@seg.org to check on the status of the application. More information and downloadable applications can be found on this page. In 1956 the Society of Exploration Geophysicists began a program of encouraging the establishment of scholarship funds by companies and individuals engaged or interested in the field of geophysics. SEG saw the need for a more appropriate organization and caused the SEG Foundation to be organized. The number of scholarships available depends chiefly upon the number of sponsors and the amounts they contribute. For the 2007-2008 academic year, the Foundation awarded 172 scholarships totaling US$448 350. This represented 80 renewals of scholarships to students on a continuing basis and 92 scholarships to new recipients receiving grants for the first time. In addition to general scholarships, other scholarships are available to students who meet specific criteria.

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home search past issues March 2008 Vol. 27, No. 3 Table of contents Annual Meeting in review, L. Holeman Preparing for the 2008 Technical Program in Las Vegas: Part I—Changes and special sessions, T. Stark Tips for making effective presentations, M. A. Payne and K. Larner The Back Page D. Herron Special section: Seismic attributes Introduction to this special section: Seismic attributes S. Chopra and K. J. Marfurt Emerging and future trends in seismic attributes , S. Chopra and K. J. Marfurt Stratigraphically significant attributes B. Hart Spectral decomposition of seismic data with CWPT R. Zhang Highlight volumes: Reducing the burden in interpreting spectral decomposition data C. H. Blumentritt A grand tour of multispectral components: A tutoria l, B. C. Wallet and K. J. Marfurt Delineation of geological elements from RGB color blending of seismic attribute volumes J. Henderson, S. J Purves, G. Fisher, and C. Leppard Enhanced imaging workflow of seismic data from Chicontepec Basin, Mexico S. Ch¡vez-P©rez and L. Vargas-Meleza Attribute expression of basement faulting—Time versus depth migration S. Aktepe, K. J. Marfurt, and R. Perez

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