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The Icelandic Roots PodcastGrindavík Volcano Eruption | 2024 Predictions, Earthquake Science, Tourism Impact, & HistoryPart 2 of our conversation with Julian Lozos, Associate Professor of Geophysics at California State University, Northridge.
We pick right back up discussing earthquake processes and the role of computer modeling in both volcano and earthquake science. We explore the impact of these technologies on the lives of people and their safety in regions prone to seismic events.
Continuing our exploration, we delve into the recent history of Icelandic eruptions, speculating on what 2024 might bring for volcanic activity in Iceland.
Another fascination we explore is the intriguing relationship between volcanic eruptions and Icelandic tourism...2024-01-0531 minThe Icelandic Roots PodcastGrindavík Volcano Eruption | 2024 Predictions, Earthquake Science, Tourism Impact, & HistoryPart 2 of our conversation with Julian Lozos, Associate Professor of Geophysics at California State University, Northridge.
We pick right back up discussing earthquake processes and the role of computer modeling in both volcano and earthquake science. We explore the impact of these technologies on the lives of people and their safety in regions prone to seismic events.
Continuing our exploration, we delve into the recent history of Icelandic eruptions, speculating on what 2024 might bring for volcanic activity in Iceland.
Another fascination we explore is the intriguing relationship between volcanic eruptions and Icelandic tourism...2024-01-0531 minThe Icelandic Roots PodcastVolcanic Turbulence: Grindavík State of Emergency, Tremors, Blue Lagoon Spa, and Lava Strikes in IcelandJulian Lozos is an Associate Professor of Geophysics at California State University, Northridge. His work uses computer modeling techniques to understand earthquake processes, most notably within the San Andreas Fault system.
Deeply passionate about geology, Julian is captivated by Iceland. He has explored recent eruptions on the island and immersed himself in Grindavík and the geological wonders of that region.
In Part 1, we delve into the captivating history of Fagradalsfjall's eruptions. Situated on the Reykjanes Peninsula, this active volcano, a relic of the Last Glacial Period, triggered a temporary state of emergency in...2023-12-2936 minThe Icelandic Roots PodcastVolcanic Turbulence: Grindavík State of Emergency, Tremors, Blue Lagoon Spa, and Lava Strikes in IcelandJulian Lozos is an Associate Professor of Geophysics at California State University, Northridge. His work uses computer modeling techniques to understand earthquake processes, most notably within the San Andreas Fault system.
Deeply passionate about geology, Julian is captivated by Iceland. He has explored recent eruptions on the island and immersed himself in Grindavík and the geological wonders of that region.
In Part 1, we delve into the captivating history of Fagradalsfjall's eruptions. Situated on the Reykjanes Peninsula, this active volcano, a relic of the Last Glacial Period, triggered a temporary state of emergency in...2023-12-2936 min
818s and HeartbreakEpisode 100: The Northridge Earthquake w/ Dr. Julian LozosThis week, on our 100th episode, we are joined by Associate Professor of Geophysics at CSUN, Julian Lozos to discuss the 1994 Northridge Earthquake!2023-04-112h 02
Risky or Not?Roadside RúgbrauðDr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks of making rúgbrauð in a car instead of a volcano. Dr. Don - not risky 👍🏼 Professor Ben - not risky 👍🏼 Joseph Pranay Martin on Twitter: “@benjaminchapman @bugcounter “Roadside Rúgbrauð” risky?” / Twitter Dr. Julian Lozos on Twitter: “Traditionally, Icelandic rúgbrauð is baked in the hot geothermal ground: a low-and-slow process. The San Fernando Valley isn’t geothermal, but we ARE in an extreme heatwave right now. Let’s see if my car can achieve the low-and-slow conditions needed for baking rúgbrauð. (thread) https://t.co/bX2BrkgUAe” / Twitter Rúgbrau...2022-10-1013 min
Lab Talk with LauraEp. 23 - Alex, John, Kaj, and Julian (plus Raquel, Edwin, and Ben)On this episode, we hear interviews with earthquake scientists of many varieties at the 2018 Southern California Earthquake Center Meeting in Palm Springs, CA. I talk to Alex Hatem, PhD student at University of Southern California, John Ebel, Seismologist at Boston College, Kaj Johnson, a Geophysicist at Indiana University Bloomington, and Julian Lozos, Dynamic Rupture Modeler at California State University, Northridge. I'm joined in the studio by UMass PhD students Raquel Bryant and Edwin Murenzi, and Edwin's friend Ben Aalvik (founder of Fully Rooted juice company) to chat about the interviews as we listen and discuss any questions that come up...2019-02-1959 min
Detour - The Unofficial PodcastSan Francisco: Discover Bernal's Geologic SecretsSeismologist Julian Lozos guides you through Bernal’s bedrock community, revealing how this area survived two earthquakes.
Starting Location
401 Cortland Ave
Duration
35 minutes
Description
San Francisco is a geologically messy city built on sand, landfill and bedrock, and sits squarely between two of California's major faults: the San Andreas and the Hayward. So when artist-musician turned seismologist Julian Lozos moved to the city, he found a place in Bernal, which is built on bedrock. In exploring and studying his new neighborhood he discovered that it's one of th...2015-02-0232 min
State of the HumanCrisis (full episode)Crises can take many shapes, from earthquakes, to chest pain… to a strange absence of strawberry blonde creatures in the forests of the Dominican Republic. In this show, four very different crises appear at four very different scales, affecting a person, a species, a city, and a human body. In each story, there is no emergency procedure, no obvious way out, and one person must make a choice: what are they going to save, and what are they going to sacrifice?
Producers: Rachel Hamburg and Will Rogers Host: Rosie la Puma Featuring: Meg Smaker, César Avril, Nicolás Co...2014-02-1359 min