Geohazard Studies at the Bureau's Near Surface Observatory employs multiple remote sensing, geophysical, and geological approaches to better understand sinkhole collapse and ongoing subsidence
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The Bureau convened the 4th Annual Research Symposium to showcase current research efforts and open channels for communication and collaboration
Featured Researcher
András Fall
Bureau Research Associate András Fall discusses his current research in fracture analysis and the interaction of geochemical and mechanical processes in sedimentary rocks
Featured Publication
RI0277. Wolfberry (Wolfcampian-Leonardian) Deep-Water Depositional Systems in the Midland Basin: Stratigraphy, Lithofacies, Reservoirs, and Source Rocks
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Core Research Centers: Preserving Stories From the Rocks
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John Nielsen-Gammon
Regents Professor
Texas State Climatologist
Texas A&M University
“Texas Precipitation: Variability, Change, and Risk”
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