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History of the Houston Rodeo performances

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is one of Houston’s largest and most famous annual events. Now, I won’t claim to know much about the Houston Rodeo, heck...

Adding real data into GMT map, making a hillshade, and positioning

Alright, let’s get down to business plotting some real data on a map. Grab the zip file here, and uncompress it in the folder you want to build a map in. The...

Lal, 1991 in situ 10-Be production rates

10Be is a cosmogenic radioactive nuclide that is produced when high energy cosmic rays collide with nuclides and cause spallation. 10Be is produced in the at...

GSA abstract acceptance!

A little while ago, I heard back from the annual conference planners for Geological Society of America that my abstract submission was accepted for presentat...

One year of graduate school travel

The 24th of August 2015 marks my one year anniversary of beginning graduate school. It has been an awesome year, filled with new science, great friends, and ...

Back from China!

I’ve finally returned from China after a 6-week field campaign to get a first round look at my field location. We worked hard every single day after our gear...

May 2015 Houston flood

I’m posting to share a hydrograph from a channel in Houston to show how fast this flood happened, and why I think it may have left so many drivers stranded i...

Field Work — Mississippi Delta field trip

Well it’s been a while since I got back from Louisiana and our trip along the Mississippi River and delta so I figured I’d better post something. It’s been a...

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