GEOL/PHYS 6650 Geophysics Graduate Seminar: Geomagnetics

GEOL/PHYS 6650 Geophysics graduate seminar: Geomagnetics. Every Wed  11am in BESC 355.

 

GEOL/PHYS 6650 Syllabus

 

Geomagnetism Class Spring 2016: 1 hour long lectures once in a week starting January, 2016, intended for graduate students of CU Earth Sciences and other interested researchers.

DateTopic/PowerpointLecturerReading
Jan 13Course Introduction

Manoj Nair (CIRES)/

Anne Sheehan (CIRES)

 
Jan 20Geomagnetism BasicsManoj Nair (CIRES)Link
Jan 27EM IntroductionDanny Feucht (CU GEOL)

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Feb 3Geomagnetic Field ModellingPatrick Alken (CIRES)Link 
Feb 10Time Changes of Geomagnetic Field - IArnaud Chulliat (CIRES)

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Feb 17Time Changes of Geomagnetic Field - II

Patrick Alken (CIRES)/

Arnaud Chulliat (CIRES)

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Feb 24Time Changes of Geomagnetic Field - IIITzu-Wei Fang (SWPC)Link
Mar 2Crustal Field AnomaliesRichard Saltus (USGS)Link
Mar 9EM Induction in Crust and Mantle  Alexey Kuvshinov (ETH Zurich)  Link
Mar 16EM Induction Applied to Geological StudiesPaul Bedrosian (USGS)Link 
Mar 30Planetary Applications of EM MethodsBob Grimm (SwRI)

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Apr 6Magnetic Fields Generated by Ocean CurrentsManoj Nair (CIRES)

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Apr 13**

Geomagnetic Induction Hazards

**[4PM, Benson 180]**

Jeff Love (USGS)

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Apr 20Student Presentations  
Apr 27

CrowdMag

Crowd Sourcing Magnetic Field Data

Manoj Nair (CIRES)Link

 

Grading -

Grading will primarily be based on attendance and class participation. Readings will be assigned every week, and students should be prepared to discuss the assigned papers. Students will be required to give up to two short (10 minute) in-class presentations during the semester.