INTEGRATIVE GROUP
GeoArray
Supporting the collection of interdisciplinary field geoscience data at large scale
Answering SZ4D research questions requires the analysis and integration of large amounts of geoscientific field data across a wide range of disciplines. However, most geoscience field work is currently organized and completed by a single PI or small collaboratives groups, and field based researchers typically do not have access to the infrastructure and support necessary to undertake large-scale initiatives.
GeoArray’s mission is to enable the collection of integrative, collaborative, community-driven geoscience data at large scale by fostering collaboration and interdisciplinary knowledge exchange. Through team-building initiatives and PI matchmaking mechanisms, GeoArray connects researchers across field geoscience, modeling, laboratory studies, and geophysics to advance collaborative and interdisciplinary research.
We seek to accomplish this:
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In the field: Promoting collaborative project design, data collection, analysis, and synthesis.
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Beyond the field: Facilitating interdisciplinary engagement through workshops, online forums, and other collaborative platforms.
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By providing the necessary support: Ensuring safe, inclusive, and accessible fieldwork by offering human resources and physical infrastructure to the SZ4D community.
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By creating opportunities: Recruiting, training, and increasing the disciplinary diversity of scientists involved in SZ4D field research.
Objectives
Integration
Establish collaboration, matchmaking, and team building mechanisms that foster interdisciplinary research and knowledge transfer, bridging field geoscience, modelling, laboratory, and geophysical disciplines
Recruit & Train
Provide mechanisms to recruit and train new participants, increasing the diversity of scientists participating in subduction zone field research
Promote Collaboration
Promote effective collaborative discourse at all stages of research, from project design, data collection, analysis, and publication
Data Collection
Host collaborative data collection campaigns and workshops, both in and out of the field
Support
Provide support to enable safe, inclusive, accessible field experiences
Group Members
Andrea Goltz | Carnegie Institution | ||
Barbara Carrapa | University of Arizona | ||
Cailey Condit* | University of Washington | Structural geology, metamorphic petrology, and the exhumed rock record of subduction zone slip behaviors (e.g., episodic tremor and slip, slow earthquakes) | |
Catalina Morales-Yáñez | Universidad de Concepción | ||
Chelsea Mackaman-Lofland | University of Tennessee | ||
Christine Regalla* | Northern Arizona University | structural geology, tectonic geomorphology, paleoseismology, and subduction forearc neotectonics, both onshore and offshore. | |
Ivo Fustos | Universidad de La Frontera | ||
Jeff Johnson | Jacobs/NASA Johnson Space Center | ||
Juliet Crider | University of Washington | ||
Kennet Flores | University of North Carolina | ||
Kristin Morell | UC Santa Barbara | Active Tectonics, paleoseismology, tectonic geomorphology, dynamics of subduction zones and collisional mountain belts | |
Laura Bono | SERNAGEOMIN | ||
Madison Myers | Montana State University | Volcanologist, petrologist, geochemist with interests in explosive volcanism, caldera formation and using chemistry to track storage and movement of magmas. | |
Melodie French | Rice University | Experimental rock deformation, friction, and subduction zone deformation processes | |
Mike Brudzinski | Miami University Ohio | Earthquake seismology, geoscience education research, and DEI efforts
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Samuel Nyarko | Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis | Geoscience Education Research. Uses learning theories and social science mixed methods of research to study teamwork process skills, the nature of science, inclusive learning environments, and climate change education. | |
Stuart Kenderes | Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis | Lava flow dynamics, field education, and teamwork | |
Tania Villaseñor | Universidad de O'higgins |
Activities & Events
Upcoming Events
Past Events
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July 2024 | 2024 Cascadia Field Trip
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September 26-29 2024 | Pre-GSA Field Trip in partnership with Strabo
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December 2023 | AGU Fall Meeting 2023, San Francisco, CA
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September 2023 | SZ4D Leadership Meeting, Santa Cruz, CA
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June 2023 | SZ4D Townhall Meeting
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October 2022 | GSA Workshop
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April 2021 | Townhall Geology and Experiments April 2021