[OBSIPtec] International OBS SIG at AGU - Presentations Posted

[Kasey Aderhold]

Thank you to everyone who attended and presented at the International 
OBS Special Interest Group meeting at the 2015 AGU Fall Meeting.  We 
were pleased with the significant interest in this meeting, generated by 
the diverse talks given by our eleven speakers. The slides from these 
talks are now available on the OBSIP website 
<http://www.obsip.org/news/news_item/presentations-posted-for-international-obs-meeting-at-agu>:

    *Brent Evers* IRIS OBSIP – Ocean Bottom Seismograph Instrument Pool

    *Wayne Crawford* Institut De Physique De Globe De Paris –
    Harmonizing European (and other) OBS Facilities

    *Hajime Shiobara* University of Tokyo – Autonomous BBOBS-NX Testing

    *Mei Xu**e* Tongji University – South China Sea OBS Project

    *Arne Schwenk* K.U.M. Umwelt- und Meerestechnik Kiel – The Next
    Generation LOBSTER

    *Yann Hello* Géoazur – Multipurpose Géophysics Sensor (MUGS) OBS

    *Hitoshi Kawakatsu* University of Tokyo – Pacific Array
    (Transportable Broadband Ocean Floor Array)

    *Subbarao Yelisetti* Texas A&M University-Kingsville – OBS Mirror
    Imaging

    *Shuichi Kodaira* JAMSTEC – JAMSTEC OBS

    *John Orcutt* Scripps Institute of Oceanography – Glider-Based OBS
    Telemetry

    *Stephen Hicks* Güralp – Güralp OBS: A New Generation of Seafloor
    Seismic Instrumentation

    (Not Present) *Dmitry Ilinskiy* GNS - Ocean Bottom Seismographs GNS
    for Active and Passive Seismic Observation for the Depth Range from
    0 to 7000 Meters

We hope you were able to make new connections at this event and learn 
more about the recent developments that have been made in OBS technology 
around the world. If you have suggestions for future meetings or other 
collaborations that OBSIP could help facilitate, please contact me or 
Brent Evers at evers at iris.edu.

Cheers,
Kasey

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Kasey Aderhold
Project Associate | IRIS OBSIP Management Office
202-682-2220 x163 | kasey at iris.edu

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