[OBSIPtec] 2015 Ocean Bottom Seismology Symposium, October 5-6 - Registration Deadline

[Brent Evers]

The registration deadline for the 2015 Ocean Bottom Seismology Symposium is August 21!!

US researchers planning to attend the symposium and seeking travel support are encouraged register as early as possible to request funding.

The Ocean Bottom Seismograph Instrument Pool (OBSIP) Management Office will be hosting a symposium to promote the science and applications of ocean bottom seismographs for geophysics research.  The symposium will include sessions on OBS experiment results, and OBS technology and development efforts.

The OBS Symposium will be held on October 5-6 in Vancouver, Washington.  Attendance at the 2013 OBS Symposium exceeded 110 scientists, engineers and fleet managers and included a strong international and young scientist presence.

Current invited speakers for the workshop include:

Laura Wallace
Anne Trehu
Gaye Bayrakci
Seth Haines
John Nabelek
Haiying Gao
Rob Sohn
Huajian Yao
Justin Ball
Shawn Wei
Vedran Lekic
Susan Bilek 
Maya Tolstoy
Jeff Babcock
Hiroko Sugioka
Donna Shillington
Dan Lizarralde

This workshop is being organized and planned by the following Steering Committee:

Del Bohnensteihl
Department of Marine Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
North Carolina State University

Heather Deshon
Huffington Department of Earth Sciences
Southern Methodist University

Monica Kohler
Department of Mechanical and Civil Engineering
California Institute of Technology

Harm Van Avendonk
University of Texas Institute for Geophysics
The University of Texas at Austin


Location:	Vancouver, Washington
Date:		October 5-6, 2015

Registration for the workshop is open at the OBSIP website - www.obsip.org
Partial participant travel support will be available for US researchers.

Please plan to join us!


Brent Evers
Project Manager
OBSIP Management Office
Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology
1200 New York Avenue, NW 
Suite 400
202-682-2220 x156
brent.evers at iris.edu

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