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Confronting debris-flow hazards after wildfire
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Preface to the focus section on environmental seismology
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Destruction and transformation: Lessons learned from the 2015 Gorkha, Nepal, earthquake
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Consideration of grid cell size to represent stream network geometry for the conterminous United States
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Human health risk from manganese in groundwater
Machine learning is the key to uncovering where populations across the globe are at risk from manganese in their groundwater-sourced drinking water.
Seismic anomalies expand Alaska’s Umiat Anticline potential
Recent seismic advancements, including AVO analysis, have redefined Alaska's Umiat field potential, revealing deeper reservoirs and increasing estimated oil in place.
Comment on “The 1886 Charleston, South Carolina, earthquake: Relic railroad offset reveals rupture” by Roger Bilham and Susan E Hough
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New maps of natural radioactivity reveal critical minerals and more
High-resolution airborne radiometric surveys are covering more ground than ever to provide insights into unseen geology, mineral resource potential, and possible health hazards.
Enhanced hydrologic monitoring and characterization of groundwater drainage features
Groundwater drains to the land surface, generating the baseflow of streams, lakes, and wetlands. The hydrologic resilience of baseflow during prolonged dry periods and after disturbance can be assessed with evolving remote sensing analysis paired with localized monitoring of groundwater drainage features and creative model calibration strategies.
Comment on “Assessing the potential for Smallmouth Bass population establishment in Grand Canyon”
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An alternative approach to studying humpback whale song changes over time using occupancy models
Humpback whales produce complex, structured songs that vary among individuals, populations, and through time. This study presents a novel method of studying changes in humpback whale song elements through time while accounting for detection probability.