Cornell InSAR past and present at FRINGE 2026!

Fun week at work! See more details here: www.usgs.gov/programs/lan...

Great work by the USGS Landslide team -- Cornell PhD @elizabetheiden.bsky.social who is now at the USGS published some of the data: www.sciencebase.gov/catalog/item...

Dr. Heather McFarlin@volcanoheather.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Our friends at USGS landslide group have some preliminary results about landslides and rock/ice avalanche that occurred from the M7.0 Hubbard Glacier earthquake on Dec. 6. I remember some people asking about landslides caused by this earthquake. Here you go: www.usgs.gov/programs/lan.... 🪨⚒️🧪

Day 7 of furlough and coping with more nature! Probably should’ve stayed out there, I am not enjoying the news alerts I’m getting now that I have service again

Furloughed? More like furLEAFed!

A good start to the day! #NISAR

Fun lunch today hanging out with some Cornell alums! #AGU24

Matt Pritchard@mattepritchard.bsky.social · 2y ago

So glad to everyone who came to the Cornell friends of SAR lunch today and thanks to @elizabetheiden.bsky.social for suggesting the venue #agu24

Happy #AGU24! If you're interested in learning about how InSAR closure phase can be used to measure moisture in soil, vegetation, or wildfire fuel materials, check out my poster Wednesday morning and talk Wednesday evening!

At #AGU24? Interested in volcanoes? Interested in Venus? Come chat with me at my poster this afternoon! Poster number 3121

I will take this as a good omen the night before my defense! First northern lights 😍

Ready for a week of learning and connecting with other volcanologists at COV12! And excited to catch glimpses of Fuego’s puffs any chance I can get

My worst Christmas present today was a positive COVID test ☹️

It wouldn’t be AGU without an airport delay! Fingers are crossed that I actually make it back to Ithaca before the morning 🤞

Good morning #AGU2023 day 3! Come check out my poster (number 3158) this morning to learn all about our ability to quantify eruptive flux on Venus, using lessons from Earth!

Excited and anxious for AGU to get started! Start your week on a high note and come see me talk about topography change at volcanoes at 8:50AM tomorrow in MC 2002 West!

Not sure if I’m more relieved I submitted my first postdoc application or if my computer’s more relieved I closed all of the tabs associated with it! We were both under a lot of stress

🚨New paper alert!🚨 doi.org/10.1029/2023... Measuring topographic change at volcanoes is really important! Topographic data are used in modeling volcanic hazards and monitoring deformation. Volcanoes are dynamic environments so we need to update these datasets frequently. (1/5)

Hey everyone! My name’s Elizabeth and I’m a PhD candidate at Cornell studying volcanoes 🌋 with remote sensing data (especially InSAR 🛰️)! I love to get outside 🌳, play/watch basketball ⛹️‍♀️, and bake 🍪!

Excited for AGU this year! I have a Monday morning talk and a Wednesday morning poster! Stay tuned for more details 🌋🛰️

Cornell University Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences has posted 11 Ph.D. positions. Apply by Jan. 1: gradschool.cornell.edu/admissions/ More details at: findajob.agu.org/job/8021643/...