Andrew V. Newman's Home Page, LANL

Professional homepage for

Andrew V. Newman, Ph.D.

P-arrival of 7/11/2000 01:32 Kodiak Islands Event recorded at
GRAN in Costa Rica

Myself leveling the GPS antenna at site VCDM (Valles Caldera, Cerro Del Medio: Photo by Lisa Dunlop),
Octi. 2002

Postdoctoral Fellow
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Environmental Geology and Spatial Analysis (EES-9)
Los Alamos National Laboratory
MS D462
Los Alamos, New Mexico, 87545
Phone: (505) 665-3570
Facsimile: (505) 665-3285
Email: anewman@lanl.gov

Fields of Scientific Research:

Volcanology

Space-based Geodesy

Seismology

Tectonophysics

Teaching:

The Dynamic Earth (EART 110C @ UCSC)

JVGR Special issue:

The Changing Shape of Active Volcanoes

cartoon of GPS orbits 20,000 km above the earth's surface

Current Research | Curriculum Vitae

IRIS's Seismic Monitor	Interesting geophysics spots (external pages will come up in a seperate window) Earthscope Instrumentation and research initiative for broadbased geophysical studies of the U.S. American Geophysical Union (AGU) Seismological Society of America(SSA) The International Association of Seismology & Physics of the Earth's Interior (IASPEI) Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (IRIS) University NAVSTAR Consortium (UNAVCO) Seismo-Surfing the Internet Popular seismology links Tsunami Tsunami information from the Univ. of Wash. Search the Harvard CMT database Search the National Earthquake Information Center database (NEIC)
Check current activity at Popocatepetl	Volcano sites (external pages will come up in a seperate window) Long Valley Caldera Observatory U.S.G.S Volcano World a listing of World Volcanoes Global Volcanism Program Maintained by the Smithsonian Institution
	Other interesting sites (external pages will come up in a seperate window) my collection of google satellite images My personal homepage Daily Grist News you may not want to read Union of Concerned Scientists Citizens and Scientists for Environmental Solutions Generic Mapping Tools (GMT) -- A powerful and free mapping and plotting tool

Enjoy the view!

*click on illustration to see caldera rim outlined
180 degree view of Long Valley Caldera in Eastern California. Composite photo taken from Dead Man's Pass in July 1997.

anewman@lanl.gov | Updated: Wed Nov 26 14:09:54 PST 2003