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Poster Presentations
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Posters.
American Geophysical Union / Chapman
2023 AGU Poster
Quaternary Stratigraphy: Eel River
2021 AGU Posters
Southern Cascadia Working Interest Group
California Tsunami Program
2018 AGU Poster
AGU 2012 (Patton et al., 2012) Sedimentary Dispersal of Seismoturbidites Offshore Sumatra and Cascadia: Forcing Factors from Physiography
AGU 2011 (Patton et al., 2011) Mismatch Between Interseismic Ground Deformation and Paleoseismic/Paleogeodetic Observations, Humboldt Bay, Northern California, Cascadia Subduction Zone
2010 Chapman (Patton et al., 2010) Mid- to Late- Holocene Submarine Paleoseismology in the Region of the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake
AGU 2010 (Patton and Leroy, 2010) Recurrence, Rates, and Paleogeodetic Implications: Southern Cascadia Subduction Zone, Northern California
AGU 2009 (Patton and Leroy, 2009) The Missing Earthquakes Of Humboldt County: Reconciling Recurrence Interval Estimates, Southern Cascadia Subduction Zone
AGU 2007 (Williams et al., 2007) Cascadia GeoSciences: Community-Based Earth Science Research Focused on Geologic Hazard Assessment and Environmental Restoration
AGU 2004 (Patton and Dengler, 2004) gis based relative tsunami hazard maps for northern california, humboldt and del norte counties
Seismological Society of America
2023 Earthquake Event Response: M 6.4 Ferndale Earthquake
2022 Tsunami Event Response: Tonga
2019 Viscoelastic Modeling Southern Cascadia subduction zone
SSA 2018 (Morena et al., 2018) Earthquakes recurrence of the northern Lesser Antilles Arc: paleoseismologic approach
SSA 2017 (Feuillet et al., 2017) Possible Sedimentary Evidence for Paleoearthquakes along the northern Lesser Antilles: preliminary results from the CASEIS cruise aboard the N/O Pourquoi Pas?
SSA 2016 (Patton and Goldfinger, 2016) Bradley Lake Revisited: Sedimentary Evidence for Shorter Return Periods (41 MB pdf)
SSA 2015 (Patton et al., 2015) Post- and Co-Tsunami Science Teams: Cascadia Planning, northern California
SSA 2015 (Patton et al., 2015) Sedimentary Evidence for the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Subduction Zone Earthquake
SSA 2015 (Patton et al., 2015) Mismatch Between Interseismic Ground Deformation and Paleoseismic/Paleogeodetic Observations, Humboldt Bay, Northern California, Cascadia Subduction Zone
SSA 2010 (Patton and Leroy, 2010) Reconciling Recurrence Interval Estimates: southern Cascadia subduction zone
SSA 2002 panel 1 (Patton et al., 2002) Coseismic Subsidence from Combined Upper-Plate and Subduction Zone Earthquakes in Southern Humboldt Bay, California over the past 3,000 Years
2012 GeoPRISMS (Patton and Leroy, 2012) What the mismatch between current geodetic data and paleoseismic data in southern Cascadia can tell us about the earthquake cycle? This got me the winner of one of the student poster awards.
Humboldt Bay Symposium
HBS 2010 (Leroy et al.,2010) What you don’t know about sea level, and should be afraid to ask
HBS 2005 (Patton, 2005) GIS based relative tsunami hazard maps: Crescent City, Humboldt Bay, and Eel River
HBS 2002 (Patton et al., 2002) Evidence for Great Earthquakes at Southern Humboldt Bay, California in the Past 3,000 Years
Earthquake Engineering Research Institute: 1906 Earthquake Centennial Meeting
EERI panel 1 (Patton and Dengler, 2006) Relative Tsunami Hazard Mapping for Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, California
Dear Dr. Patton,
You and your working group seem to be some of the only people looking at subsidence in Humboldt Bay and its effect on relative sea level rise. Are there other good resources on the rate of subsidence in the Arcata Bay specifically, especially on a shorter time scale than geologic time? I am doing some background research for a project attempting to mitigate the effects of sea level rise in Arcata.
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joanna R Murphy E.I.T.
Student Researcher
Humboldt State University
Department of Environmental Resources Engineering
Dear Dr. Patton,
You and your working group seem to be some of the only people looking at subsidence in Humboldt Bay and its effect on relative sea level rise. Are there other good resources on the rate of subsidence in the Arcata Bay specifically, especially on a shorter time scale than geologic time? I am doing some background research for a project attempting to mitigate the effects of sea level rise in Arcata.
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joanna R Murphy E.I.T.
Student Researcher
Humboldt State University
Department of Environmental Resources Engineering
can we chat early next week?