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Bay Area Geophysical Society
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The Bay Area Geophysical
Society (BAGS) is a local chapter of the Society of Exploration
Geophysicists (SEG). Lunchtime
seminars are held each month on a variety of geophysical topics.
The next talk is
scheduled for December 3 at Chevron
Park and is to be given by Peter Duncan. It is titled Agressively
Passive: Microseismic Opportunities over an Oilfield's Life and
the abstract and bio can be found in this pdf.
Map of Chevron Park
[PDF]
Highway
Map of the San Francisco Bay Area
- Year 2008 BAGS Officers
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- For other
geophysical events in the Bay Area, see
- The Third Conference on Earthquake
Hazards in the Eastern San Francisco Bay Area will take place October
22-24, 2008 at California State University, East Bay, in Hayward. This
conference will highlight information on Eastern San Francisco Bay Area
earthquake hazards that has been developed since 1982 and 1992
conferences. The activities and publications will take advantage of
interest generated by the 140th anniversary of the 1868 Hayward fault
earthquake. In addition to technical sessions, the conference will
include a public forum, field trips and tutorials for educators. See www.consrv.ca.gov/cgs/news/eastbayconference.htm
or email 3rd.E.Bay.EQ.conf@conservation.ca.gov
for information.
Conference sponsors include the California Geological Survey, U.S.
Geological Survey, UC Berkeley, CSU East Bay, EERI, and URS Corporation.
- Northern California Geological Society
Peninsula Geological Society
U.C.
Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
Stanford
University, Department of Geophysics
Association of Engineering
Geologists, San Francisco Section
- Quake '06 Centennial Alliance
