2026 Technical Course: GNSS Data Processing and Analysis with GAMIT/GLOBK and track
This five-day technical course is organized to accommodate participants with varying levels of experience and interests in both static and kinematic GNSS applications. Each day includes dedicated time for one-on-one tutoring using participants’ own data sets. Participants are encouraged to bring prepared data or identify data sets in advance for use during the course. Instruction will combine conceptual presentations, guided demonstrations, and structured hands-on practice.
2026 Teaching Near-surface Geophysics to Undergraduates from Intro to Majors
Overview: This workshop provides the foundation for Earth science instructors to integrate near-surface geophysics instrumentation and methods into their undergraduate courses — from introductory to majors-level. Geophysics methods can be applied to a wide range of societally important topics, from natural hazards to groundwater resources to forensics and provide a powerful way to engage students … Continued
Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Challenges and Opportunities in Data Sharing & Critical Zone Science
Addressing challenges in integrating diverse datasets.
Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Innovative Technical Tools and Methods
Innovative methods and technical tools used to do hydrology-geophysics research.
Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Building Skills and Finding Collaborators for Hydrogeophysics
The focus of this webinar is facilitating interdisciplinary and collaborative science.
Integrating Hydrology and Geophysics Series: Current Research in Hydrogeodesy and Hydroseismology
This webinar will contain a brief overview of the work that the EarthScope-operated NSF National Geophysical Facility and CUAHSI facilitate, and research talks by community members doing exciting work in this sphere.
2026 NSF NGF Community Science Conference
Join in to share new research, connect with colleagues, and discuss what the NSF National Geophysical Facility can offer the Earth science community.
OPERA Surface Displacement Products for Your Science and Decision-Making Applications
Presenters: Dr. Grace Bato and Dr. Sara Mirzaee (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
Robotics for Geoscience: More Data, New Analyses
Presenter: Dr. Zhiang Chen (Arizona State University)
This talk introduces the use of robotics to automate data collection, a crucial step toward automating and advancing geoscience research.
Earthquake Source Scaling at the Subfault Level Using Finite-Fault Models
Presenter: Dr. Margarita Solares-Colón (The Ohio State University / CRESCENT)
This presentation examines how earthquake source properties scale at the subfault level beyond event-averaged parameters using the global NEIC finite-fault database and their implications for earthquake modeling.