A research blog covering Louisiana rivers
After much editing and resizing of images, I now have a final draft of a poster I will be presenting at the annual AGU (American Geophysical Union) meeting this week in San Francisco. For anyone attending the conference, my poster session is Tuesday (Dec 6) from 8 a.m. to noon in the Moscone South building, Halls A-C. I uploaded a .pdf version to this post for anyone to look at or download. The actual size is 42" by 72", so you will have to zoom in a bit to see the details. The file is ~99 mb, so be warned. ...
So I flew to northern California this week to celebrate Thanksgiving with some friends who have a place just north of the small town of Gualala. Earlier today we had some down time and decided to take...
Over the past decade or so as video cameras have become smaller and transfered from tape to digital, remote controlled cameras have been popping up all over the place. You can find them being used as...
Less than a month to go before I hand in the finished product. I've been sleeping very little and writing a lot. These blogs are becoming nice check-points for me. Here are some of the more interesting...
It's been about a month since my last post and I thought I'd share a GoogleEarth image with everyone. While doing some research and looking at aerial imagery of the Tangipahoa River (near Mandeville...
More figures I've been working on to share with everyone. Hopefully they don't need too much explanation. Generalized Geology Map of southeastern Louisiana. Still need to add fault zones, remove...
I submitted my Abstract for the AGU annual meeting in San Francisco this December about 6 weeks ago. Since then I've been waiting to hear back whether or not I was be presenting a 12 minute PowerPoint...
What better way to put off writing a thesis than by making figures with Miscrospft Excel and Adobe Illustrator? As the title of this posts suggests, I've been making figures for my thesis due at the...
Yesterday might have been the final trip down the Tickfaw River in which I bring the dGPS and collect X,Y, and Z data. This image displays X,Y, and Z data point locations I've collected during...
Sinuosity is a blog that chronicles my research as a Masters candidate in Geomorphology in a language suitable for non-scientists and scientists alike. Local research in south Louisiana will be the main focus of most posts, but I will also post other interesting geomorphological photos, graphs, formations and digital figures. This is also a place for anyone to give me constructive feedback on my research.
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