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2024 NSF SAGE/GAGE Community Science Workshop

Date(s): June 25-27, 2024
Location: Virtual

The 2024 NSF SAGE/GAGE workshop unites researchers, faculty, and students, focusing on geophysical exploration across various realms: the solid earth, cryosphere, oceans, atmosphere, and beyond. Specifically, the workshop acts as a stage to display the myriad scientific endeavors facilitated by the NSF GAGE & SAGE facilities. It accentuates the collaborative efforts between the geodetic and seismic research sectors in advancing our comprehension of Earth Science and its societal ramifications. Additionally, it offers a platform to absorb state-of-the-art research, interact with fellow community members, and enhance technical proficiencies. This year’s workshop theme is “Empowering Geophysics Around the Globe: Science, Education, and Societal Resilience.”

The workshop is sponsored by the the National Science Foundation (NSF), National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and US Geological Survey (USGS). The NSF Geodetic Facility for the Advancement of Geoscience (GAGE) and the NSF Seismological Facility for the Advancement of Geoscience (SAGE) are operated by EarthScope Consortium, through cooperative agreements with NSF. EarthScope Consortium was formed through a merger of IRIS and UNAVCO.

Format

The workshop will be fully virtual and will be held over three days (June 25-26-27, 2024). We will not be hosting a virtual poster session this year, instead workshop attendees will be invited to share their science with the community via “one-pager” summaries that may be uploaded on our virtual meeting platform.

EarthScope will be hosting the 2024 NSF SAGE/GAGE workshop on the Whova virtual meeting platform. All attendees will have a Whova account created automatically when they register. Whova will facilitate access to plenary sessions, short courses, special interest group (SIG) discussions, as well as attendee-submitted one-pager science summaries.

Pre-workshop short courses will be hosted virtually on June 18 & 20, the week prior to the main workshop.

All virtual attendees will be asked to adhere to the EarthScope Code of Conduct.

Workshop Goals

  • Facilitate geodetic and seismic scientific research by sharing results and planning future endeavors,
  • Foster community among geodetic and seismic researchers, faculty, students, and facility staff, and
  • Encourage learning and collaboration by providing a venue for breakout discussions and short courses.

Workshop Leadership

Science Planning Committee:

  • Ann Jingyi Chen, University of Texas at Austin
  • D. Sarah Stamps, Virginia Tech
  • Anne M. Tréhu, Oregon State University
  • Lindsay Lowe Worthington, University of New Mexico

EarthScope Planning Contacts:

  • Krystin Poitra, EarthScope Consortium
  • Justin Sweet, EarthScope Consortium

Have questions? Please contact workshopat symbolearthscope.org for more information.

Social Media

Get social with us during the workshop by interacting with our social media accounts!

Facebook: @EarthScope.sci
Twitter: @EarthScope_sci
Instagram: @earthscope_sci
LinkedIn: @earthscope-sci