Seminar Series

Coastal Sciences Seminar  Schedule

The COA Seminar Committee is pleased to announce the schedule for the Spring 2022 Coastal Sciences seminar series. All seminars will start at 9:30 am. Unless specified otherwise, seminars will be held in-person at GCRL.

The seminar schedule is as follows:

February 

• Friday, February 25
  Anamaria Bukvic | Virginia Tech (online seminar via Zoom)
  Title: What drives relocation decision-making in flood-prone communities on the Mid-Atlantic Coast

  https://usm-edu.zoom.us/j/83841386192?pwd=NFdoOUtuaUo3Q2g3dGtUZGhNKy8xdz09

  Meeting ID: 838 4138 6192/ Passcode: 23886431

March 

• Friday, March 11 (online seminar via Zoom)
  Beth Middleton, USGS

• Friday, March 25
  Scott Hemmerling, The Water Institute of the Gulf

April 

• Friday, April 8
  Mike Lowe, USGS

   

Marine Science Seminar Schedule

The Marine Science program, based at our Stennis Space Center location, hosts a semi-weekly seminar during the Fall and Spring academic semesters. These seminars are open to the public.

When: (most) Fridays at 11 a.m.

Where: Hybrid-In-Person; Bldg 1022, Rm 101, Stennis Space Center

September

• Friday, September 15
  Taylor Lee | Naval Research Lab
  

  A hybrid geospatial machine learning and a deterministic modeling approach to estimate Arctic marine sediment methane inventories

• Friday, September 22
  Ian Sears | National Data Buoy Center
  Blue Technology Horizons: Enhancing Safety, Saving Lives, and Partnering for Success
• Friday, September 29
  

  Paul Miller | LSU
  Preferred pathways of trans-Atlantic Saharan dust advection and their relationship to Caribbean hydroclimate

October

• Friday, October 5
  Alicia Wilson | University of Southern Carolina
  Please Check Your Assumptions at the Coastline: 15 Years of Wading Through Salt Marshes

• Friday, October 20
  Tamar Goulet | University of Mississippi
  Cnidarian (e.g., coral) symbioses under climate change: can obligatory symbioses exhibiting symbiotic fidelity survive the Anthropocene era?

November

• Friday, November 3
  Sarah Monica & Azadeh Razavi Arab | USM, Marine Science

  (Sarah) - A 4500-year Paleohurricane Reconstruction from the Western Gulf of Mexico, Central Texas, USA

  (Azadeh) - Evaluation of Wind Forcing Deviation from Observation over the Northern Gulf of Mexico during Extreme Atmospheric Events and Relevant Contributions to Wave Estimations

• Friday, November 17
  Johna Rudzin | MS State
  Tropical Cyclones and Ocean Observations

December

• Friday, December 1
  Mark Hanke| U. Houston
  

  Oyster Research, Galveston Bay and the Galapagos Islands 

See the listing of our past seminar speakers here.

Recorded versions of many of our seminars are also available at our YouTube channel.

For questions contact: chelsea.pedersonFREEMississippi