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- From: andy@pangea.Stanford.EDU (Andy Michael USGS Guest)
- Newsgroups: ca.earthquakes
- Subject: Re: Three Studies on Lander's Effects on San Andreas
- Date: 24 Nov 1992 04:56:59 GMT
- Organization: Stanford Univ. Earth Sciences
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- References: <22924@venera.isi.edu> <1992Nov20.165013.24849@unocal.com> <3804@news.cerf.net>
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- In article <3804@news.cerf.net> pete@ent-img.com (Pete Carah) writes:
- >In article <1992Nov20.165013.24849@unocal.com> stgprao@st.unocal.COM (Richard Ottolini) writes:
- >>There are over a hundred papers on Landers at the AGU and the organization
- >>is pretty good at issuing press releases.
- >
- >How long does it take for the proceedings to end up in decent univ libraries
- >(e.g. Caltech and UCLA, which are my most reachable)?
-
- There are no proceedings, just an abstract volume that is a supplement
- to an issue of EOS. It should already be in the libraries (I've had
- mine for over a week or so.). However, remember that the abstracts
- were written in early September at the latest so there was only two
- months since the earthquake, but an additional three will have passed
- by the time of the meeting. Hence, some of us will certainly say
- things that are not in the abstracts.
-
- Just as a note of interest. The cover picture this year is the
- Research Vessel S.P. Lee, formerly of the USGS. If you look real
- close there are three people on the port side of the bow. The middle
- one is my wife and I am the one furthest from the bow. Actually we
- just look like three blobs but we remember when the pic was taken. :-)
-
- Andy
-