The frequent seismic perturbations during 2020 in the National Capital Region of Delhi, India, have been a matter of curiosity and concern for many, who tend to view them as precursors to some bigger event in store. The M4.2 Rewari (Alwar) earthquake of 17 December 2020...
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Topic: Numerical Analysis in Rock Mechanics
Event: January 21st, 2021, 13:00 UTC (GMT)
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EGU - General Assembly 2021
19-30 April 2021
The call for abstracts is open (deadline: 13 January 2021, 13:00 CET)
IAPG co-sponsors two sessions and a short course at the EGU 2021:
Session EOS4.2 Geoethics:...
source: IAPG
One of the great challenges in the aftermath of major landslide accidents is protecting the rescuers. In the recent Gjerdrum quick clay landslide the rescue proceeded slowly for this reason — in the...
source: The Landslide Blog
The tallest active geyser in the world has been erupting at a record pace since March 2018. Why are eruptions so energetic, what influences the intervals between eruptions and why did Steamboat reactivate in the first place?
source: United States Geological Survey
On behalf of the Japanese Society for Rock Mechanics and the Japan Society of Engineering Geology, we are pleased to hold “RMEGV2021: 5th International Workshop on Rock Mechanics and Engineering Geology in Volcanic Fields.”
The information on the Workshop has...
source: IAEG
A landslide in Papua New Guinea’s Central Province buried alive 15 people, including 3 children, on Dec. 28.
The horrific incident occurred between 4 and 5 a.m.
source: WSWS
The Quiraing is one part of a huge, ancient landslide complex located on the east side of the Trotternish peninsula in the northern part of the Isle of Skye. This landslide complex should be better known, but it is a long trip to visit...
source: The Landslide Blog
Operations continue with some intensity of the site of the Gjerdrum landslide in the village of Ask in Norway. Sadly, the focus has now changed from rescue to recovery, with an acceptance that there are no more survivors.
source: The Landslide Blog
Check out what's going on in the world of geological science:
Researchers find hydrogen-supported life beneath glaciers (Montana State University via Phys.org)
Volcanic eruptions directly triggered ocean acidification during Early Cretaceous (Northwestern University...
source: IAEG
Nepal Geological Society has decided to conduct 10th Nepal Geological Congress from March 7-8, 2021, to exchange experiences, knowledge and recent findings in the field of geosciences and its application among the geoscientists without borders.
The...
source: Nepal Geological Society
As previously announced, IAEG-ARC13 Organizing Committee continues to monitor evolving factors relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. The evolving situation continues to throw up new uncertainties. You must also be aware that even with vaccines, safety measures, and travel restrictions...
source: IAEG
The YEG group has organized and recorded five series of webinars. Each webinar is comprised of two presentations, one from a more experienced engineering geologist and one from a younger professional. So, 10 presentations in total. You can access them here. Each month...
source: IAEG
Look back the lectures here.
You can also watch the lectures by scanning the QR code.
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