Trisalyn's recipe for writing an abstract. Excited that today I get to UCSB Geography grads how to cook up an abstract! Part of my future book on recipes for writing a paper. Hat tip to writing mentors/collaborators! Mike Wulder Dr. Joanne C. White Integrated RS Studio

The water quality in Warsaw, the capital city of Poland, is monitored by clams. If the water gets too toxic, they close, and the triggers shut off the city’s water supply automatically [read more: buff.ly/35gPYTu] [documentary: vimeo.com/398813930]

It's #FreeMapMonday! Re-tweet and follow us for a chance to win the map Colorado National Monument! #USGSStore (U.S. residents only)

Very sad to hear the passing of Paul Komar, a giant in the field of coastal geomorphology and most known for his classic textbook “Beach processes and sedimentation”. A little thread about my wonderful 4 days with him in 2006 /1

Congrats Nick!

The weather is warmer, daylight lasts longer, and the Summer 2023 Cascadia CoPes Hub newsletter is out! Check out our Hub highlights, updates, and more here: bit.ly/3D1VDgP

Cedar Key, FL saw a record 6.9 foot storm surge during #Idalia. Our team is helping with clean up at UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station today.

Research and educator Dr. Nina Stark of UF ESSIE has crisscrossed the world to help #coastal communities build more resilient infrastructure in the face of rising coastal hazards and climate change-related threats. Learn more: ccs.eng.ufl.edu/nina-stark-dig…

We are very proud to have worked with The British Society for Geomorphology BSG Geomorphology to create this short, inspiring video helping students understand the place of geomorphology in society! Find out more at buff.ly/3OuJozn.

I’m working on the next beer flavour tool - a companion and extension to the Beer Flavour Wheels. I’m collecting as many flavours as I can as I build this out. Are there any flavours you find in beer which are not in the existing wheels?

🚨 Deadline Alert! Applications are closing soon for our week-long training workshop at The RAPID facility. Join us July 23-26 for hands-on training in collecting perishable field data for natural hazard events. Apply by April 30th for this intensive learning opportunity!

Hurricane Hilary (2023) dropped more rainfall in Death Valley than the area typically sees in a year. RAPID deployed to gather data on how this shaped the arid landscape to support research by the #NSFsupported Center for Land Surface Hazards (CLaSH) #NHERIHurricaneAwareness

And with that, the 2024 workshop comes to an end! 🎉 Congratulations to all participants, now advanced users of the NHERI Extreme Events RAPID Facility. And a big thank you to all instructors, staff, and students for bringing together a fantastic event. #NSFfunded #Research #Education

Our Operations Manager, Michael grilliot , will be presenting a poster tomorrow morning at #AGU24 on data collected from the 2020 Haines, AK landslide. Stop by to learn about our findings and how they inform disaster resilience! 🌍📊 We’d love to connect—come find us!

🚨 Applications for the 2025 NHERI RAPID Intensive Workshop close Wednesday! Learn to use field equipment, drones, and lidar for natural hazard research. 🗓️ July 22–25 at UW 🔗 Apply now: surveyhero.com/c/2025RAPID4Da… #NHERI #RAPIDFacility #DisasterResearch

Hurricane season has begun. Last year, NHERI RAPID deployed before and after Hurricanes Helene and Milton—capturing coastal and structural data to support damage assessment and resilient design. Learn more: 🌊 washington.edu/news/2024/10/0… #NHERIHurricanePrep