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Watch carbon dioxide move through Earth’s atmosphere. With this high resolution model, scientists can see CO2 rising from sources like power plants, fires, and cities and watch how that carbon dioxide spreads via wind patterns and atmospheric circulation. go.nasa.gov/46kD7OD

GBDS is on social media! Follow UT GBDS (Gulf Basin Depositional Synthesis) for more insights on the geologic history of the Gulf of Mexico and the program's fascinating research projects.

"Computing Sediment Grain Volumes with GIS" by Dr. Tim Whiteaker and Dr. Michael L. Sweet During this week’s Lunch & Learn, Dr. Tim Whiteaker presented: Computing Sediment Grain Volumes with GIS by Dr. Tim Whiteaker and Dr. Michael L. Sweet

Dr. John Snedden's paper reconstructs the paleogeographic and depositional environments of the Gulf of Mexico and adjacent areas immediately preceding the Chicxulub impact, which marked the end of the Cretaceous period. More information is here: doi.org/10.1144/sp545-…

Dr. John Snedden's paper examines the Late Mesozoic sandstone volumes preserved in subsurface depocenters of the Gulf of Mexico to analyze long-term sediment supply trends and the contributions of ancient river systems. More information is here: doi.org/10.1017/978110…

Dr. Michael Sweet's paper investigates the shift from carbonate to siliciclastic deposition during the Early Cretaceous in the deep waters of the Northern Gulf of Mexico, focusing on findings from the Keathley Canyon 102 #1 well. More information is here: gcags.org/Journal/2022.G…

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We are creating 6 cross-sections through the CO2 leases area, that has potential to aid evaluating potential CO2 storage sites in the area! Contact us for more information: [email protected]. #Co2#CO2 storage #CCUS

Let's do some intense coding! Very fortunate to be a mentor for the first Geoscience Hackathon of Jackson School of Geosciences UT Jackson School of Geosciences at UT Austin, October 4-6, 2024. Register Now at docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… More important can be found at jsg.utexas.edu/events/geoscie….

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Our new 2024 flyer! Check out our on going research projects for Phase 15. Contact us for more information: [email protected].

GBDS is looking for a new Director. It is a great opportunity to be a part of the vibrant research community at the Jackson School of Geosciences, The University of Texas Austin.

Our 2025 IAP meeting will be in Jan. 14-15th, 2025, please contact us on how to become a member and the IAP meeting!