March 31, 2023
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EARTHSC 8898 Dr. Vincent Lecours - Multiscale geomorphometry for the understanding of marine ecosystems and geosystems
Speaker: Vincent Lecours - Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
Seminar Title: Multiscale geomorphometry for the understanding of marine ecosystems and geosystems
Abstract: Characterizing seafloor morphology benefits a range of marine applications and is often critical for understanding the spatial patterns of seafloor environments. In this seminar, I will show how geomorphometry – the quantitative characterization of the seafloor – can be used to delineate biogenic habitats and geomorphology in shallow and deep waters with various examples from the Gulf of Mexico. I will also discuss how challenging it can be to relate such patterns with biological and geological processes.
Host: Derek Sawyer
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2023-03-31 13:45:00
2023-03-31 15:00:00
EARTHSC 8898 Dr. Vincent Lecours - Multiscale geomorphometry for the understanding of marine ecosystems and geosystems
Speaker: Vincent Lecours - Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
Seminar Title: Multiscale geomorphometry for the understanding of marine ecosystems and geosystems
Abstract: Characterizing seafloor morphology benefits a range of marine applications and is often critical for understanding the spatial patterns of seafloor environments. In this seminar, I will show how geomorphometry – the quantitative characterization of the seafloor – can be used to delineate biogenic habitats and geomorphology in shallow and deep waters with various examples from the Gulf of Mexico. I will also discuss how challenging it can be to relate such patterns with biological and geological processes.
Host: Derek Sawyer
Zoom Link
291 Mendenhall Laboratory
America/New_York
public
Speaker: Vincent Lecours - Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
Seminar Title: Multiscale geomorphometry for the understanding of marine ecosystems and geosystems
Abstract: Characterizing seafloor morphology benefits a range of marine applications and is often critical for understanding the spatial patterns of seafloor environments. In this seminar, I will show how geomorphometry – the quantitative characterization of the seafloor – can be used to delineate biogenic habitats and geomorphology in shallow and deep waters with various examples from the Gulf of Mexico. I will also discuss how challenging it can be to relate such patterns with biological and geological processes.
Host: Derek Sawyer
