Earth System Science 1: Intro to ESS. Lecture 8. Volcanoes

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UCI ESS 1: Introduction to Earth System Science (Fall 2013)
Lec 08. Introduction to Earth System Science -- Volcanoes --
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Instructor: Julie Ferguson, Ph.D.

License: Creative Commons CC-BY-SA

Description: Earth System Science covers the following topics: the origin and evolution of the Earth, atmosphere, oceans, perspective of biogeochemical cycles, energy use, and human impacts on the Earth system.

Recorded October 14, 2013.

  1. UCI Open
  2. Earth System Science
  3. UCI
  4. University of California Irvine
  5. Julie Ferguson
  6. Volcanoes
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Dr. Ferguson... I'm *really* tickled by your statement right up front that Eyjafjallajökull's eruption sucked a lot of time from your academic and other pursuits.

It oughta show you as a true scientist because (as I know you did) you took in all you saw, and added it to what you know and how you see it.

I'm not a scientist by training (electronics engineering was my training long ago, and I'm old enough to be your father: I was 200 years old when St. Helenms did its thing), but I *am* a scientist by inclination, and I appreciate how well you've tailored this whole lecture to suit an "educated lay audience".

Brava, Professor. :-)

Oh, and I used to do stage sound that included remote mics. Lots of them are *far* too subject to either RF interference or insufficient signal strength to cover a whole stage... and that's (or was back then) a good reason to spend extra money - on equipment you've *fully researched* before taking it to your stage. Not your department, Julie... but not a bad thing to needle someone about if you have the chance. :-)

qcislander
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At 32:10;
The question-
Does anyone what mountain this is on the right?
A student says Mt. Fuji.
She agrees.
FALSE!
That is Mt. Rainier.
I live in Seattle Washington.
I stare at this mountain every single day of my 57 years living in western Washington.
This picture was taken from due north, mid-day, probably near Buckley Washington.
The other picture is Mauna Loa.
I have stood at that point on Mauna Kea looking over at Mauna Loa.

TheErik
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The numbers at 16:00 add up to 100%. What about the metamorphic rocks?

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