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Main Header Section Top Left Badge: NEW COURSE! Course Title: FIELD EXPERIMENTS IN GEOSCIENCE: WEATHER BALLOONS Course Details: * EAS X498 COURSE #35758 2nd-8 WEEKS STARTING MARCH 10th 3 CREDITS Course Description (Left Column) In this course, you will: Participate in nationwide weather balloon launches to measure local atmospheric profiles Gain hands-on experience analyzing weather balloon (radiosonde) data Construct your own weather maps for the contiguous United States and learn the fundamentals of atmospheric dynamics Logistics and Instructors (Right Column) FIELD WORK: Participating in 10 balloon launches @ IU Campus LECTURES: Analyzing weather balloon data @ GY 2064 TR 11:00–12:25 INSTRUCTORS: * Ginny Gong (Lecture & Field) Travis O’Brien, Cody Kirkpatrick (Field) Footer Branding Left: [IU Trident Logo] EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES Right: SAVE YOUR SEAT.
Portrait-mode photograph of the sky during a total solar eclipse. A few street and building lights on at the bottom, otherwise the horizon is deep orange and fades to black at the top. Photographer: Danielle Peltier.
This Week in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences - March 10, 2025. EAS Colloquium by Dr. Anastasia Pilouras, Penn State University. The role of Arctic deltas in controlling land-ocean fluxes. 3:30 p.m., Geological Sciences Building, IGWS 2022.
EAS Colloquium Series, Monday, March 3, 2025. 3:30 p.m., Geological Sciences 2022. "Hunting for Fossil Silicic Magma Reservoirs in the Geologic Record." Dr. Mike Eddy, Assistant Professor, Geology and Geophysics, Purdue University. Host: Dr. Andrea Stevens Goddard.
Screenshot of fall 2025 100-level courses being taught in the Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences. EAS-E 103 Earth Science: Materials And Processes EAS-E 104 Evolution Of The Earth EAS-E 105 Earth: Our Habitable Planet EAS-E 114 Dinosaurs And Their Relatives EAS-E 121 Origin And Evolution Of Mars And Rocky Planetary Bodies EAS-E 131 Oceans And Our Global Environment EAS-E 141 Earthquakes And Volcanoes EAS-E 144 Extreme Weather And Its Impacts
Earth and Atmospheric Science Seminar Series Spring 2025. All are welcome to our EAS-research seminar series. Come and listen to undergraduate students, graduate students, postdocs, and faculty describe their research projects. This is a great opportunity to learn about Earth and Atmospheric Science research and perhaps find a project for yourself! Geological Sciences Building, Patton Room 2022, 3:30 p.m., Monday, February 24.
Image with the following text: Soil Gasses: a window into a critical belowground world. Dr. Timothy Gallagher, Assistant Professor, Kent State University. Host: Dr. Julia Kelson. Monday, February 17, 2025, 3:30 p.m., Geological Sciences Building room 2022. Part of the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Colloquium Series.