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May 13, 2021
Digital evidence of possible summary executions by Colombian police
May 13, 2021
May 13, 2021
Sep 8, 2020
Scholarly (and not so scholarly work) under quarantine
Sep 8, 2020
Sep 8, 2020
Nov 27, 2019
How likely is it that the Carabineros have been shooting to maim?
Nov 27, 2019
Nov 27, 2019

A Barbecue Pollution Guide to the Copa América 2019

June 10, 2019 in side projects
A Barbecue Pollution Guide to the Copa América 2019

With air quality predictions for each game of the Selección Chilena!

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Tags: football, soccer, asado, pollution, climate, chile, public health
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From L to R: Aguja de I’S, Aguja St. Exupéry, Aguja Rafael Juárez, Aguja Poincenot, Monte Fitz Roy, Aguja Mermoz

From L to R: Aguja de I’S, Aguja St. Exupéry, Aguja Rafael Juárez, Aguja Poincenot, Monte Fitz Roy, Aguja Mermoz

Field Photo Monday: Piedras Blancas

May 13, 2019 in geology, photography

Slightly delayed Field Photo Friday from Piedras Blancas, Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, Argentina.

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Tags: field photo friday, field work, patagonia, paleoclimate, argentina
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Brock and Ilene. digitaldrifters.net

Brock and Ilene. digitaldrifters.net

Video: "Nerds talking glaciers over coffee"

April 23, 2019 in geology

Hear a little bit about my work, glaciers, and the impact small changes can have on the environment.

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Tags: geology, geomorphology, glacier, deglaciation, landslide, villa santa lucia, climate, paleoclimate, friends, field work
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Sunset from  El Coyte, Argentina

Sunset from El Coyte, Argentina

Field Photo Friday: Ñireguao

April 12, 2019 in geology

Photos from a November 2018 field campaign to Ñireguao, Aysén, Chile.

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Tags: field photo friday, field work, chile, paleoclimate
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Dissolving ordered streams in ArcGIS Desktop

October 09, 2018 in geology

How to selectively dissolve convergent and non-convergent lines in ArcGIS Desktop: an example using ordered stream networks.

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Tags: geology, gis, arcgis, geomorphology
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Enough snow at La Parva to make travel without flotation troublesome, but not enough for a good hydrological year...

Enough snow at La Parva to make travel without flotation troublesome, but not enough for a good hydrological year...

Field Photo Friday: La Parva

September 07, 2018 in geology

Photos from a snow depth measuring campaign with the University of Chile’s Department of Civil Engineering at La Parva, Lo Barnechea, Chile. It’s looking like a ninth consecutive year of drought in central Chile…

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Tags: field photo friday, chile, universidad de chile, snow, climate, skiing, field work
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Automated snow weather station (center) of the Universidad de Chile at Valle Nevado, Lo Barnechea, Chile. Can you spot the angular unconformity?

Automated snow weather station (center) of the Universidad de Chile at Valle Nevado, Lo Barnechea, Chile. Can you spot the angular unconformity?

Field Photo Friday: Valle Nevado

August 31, 2018 in geology

Some photos from a trip to the Universidad de Chile’s snow monitoring station in Valle Nevado, Lo Barnechea, Chile.

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Tags: field work, field photo friday, snow, hydrology, chile, universidad de chile
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Podcast: Maisa Rojas on Southern Hemisphere paleoclimate and gender equity in the sciences

July 03, 2018 in geology

Learn a little more about my Ph.D advisor, Maisa Rojas.

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Tags: universidad de chile, climate, paleoclimate, chile
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Kink fold associated with mass movement in a middle Jurassic marine sequence, Valle del Yeso, central Chile.

Field Photo Friday: Parque Valle del Yeso

June 29, 2018 in geology, photography

Some field photos from a two-week field campaign to the upper Río Yeso with geology students of the Universidad de Chile, April 2018.

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Tags: geology, chile, photography, glacier, fossil, universidad de chile, field, field photo friday
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The 2015 semifinal against Peru in the Estadio Nacional, and the beautiful sunsets of particulate pollution

The 2015 semifinal against Peru in the Estadio Nacional, and the beautiful sunsets of particulate pollution

Is the Chilean National Football Team killing us with their success?

February 09, 2018 in side projects

Exploring the intersection between public health, climate, barbecue, and the beautiful game.

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Tags: football, soccer, asado, barbecue, pollution, climate, chile, public health
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Villa Santa Lucía debris flow: deglacial hazards in a warming climate

December 26, 2017 in geology
Villa Santa Lucía debris flow: deglacial hazards in a warming climate

Looking at the Villa Santa Lucía debris flow from a glacial perspective.

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Tags: villa santa lucia, debris flow, mudflow, landslide, glacier, deglaciation, hazards, patagonia, chile
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How much was burned in the Norcal wildfires?

October 16, 2017

A remote sensing exercise shows that ~10% of Napa County burned in less than four days.

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Account of field work in the Cordillera Darwin published in Visión UC

October 11, 2017

Visión UC is a monthly publication of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (PUC). In November 2014, my research group and I were accompanied in the field by Nicole Saffie, a university journalist, to show a little bit of what we do as field geologists. Her report is published on p. 7 of issue nº 241; the issue in its entirety can be viewed here (Spanish).

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Waffle House map

October 08, 2017

A long time ago (late 2000's), and for no particular reason, I made this map of Waffle Houses in the United States. It's no different than any of the other Waffle House maps out there, except for that this is the only one I've seen that normalizes the state total of Waffle Houses to a fixed population. Not that it changes much, but it does emphasize the firm grip WH holds over the state of Georgia.

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