Brendan Geels
Brendan Geels is an engineer in the Geomagnetism Program at the Geologic Hazards Science Center in Golden, Colorado.
Science and Products
U.S. Geological Survey geomagnetic variometer data: Capitalizing on seismic infrastructure U.S. Geological Survey geomagnetic variometer data: Capitalizing on seismic infrastructure
The U.S. Geological Survey’s Geomagnetism Program is collaborating with the Earthquake Hazards Program and Global Seismographic Network Program to densify magnetic field observations. This collaboration focuses on the installation of magnetometers, or magnetic variometers, at existing seismic stations. Along with improving the density of space weather observations for hazard monitoring...
Authors
Adam Ringler, Andrew Holcomb, E. Rigler, Spencer Wilbur, C. Balch, Corey Beutel, Brendan Geels, J. Guerra, A. Horton, Edward Kromer, Kristen Lewis, Jeffrey Love, Yolando Root, Claudia Rossavik, N. Shavers, John Spritzer, Tyler Storm, Alexandra Wernle, David Wilson
Science and Products
U.S. Geological Survey geomagnetic variometer data: Capitalizing on seismic infrastructure U.S. Geological Survey geomagnetic variometer data: Capitalizing on seismic infrastructure
The U.S. Geological Survey’s Geomagnetism Program is collaborating with the Earthquake Hazards Program and Global Seismographic Network Program to densify magnetic field observations. This collaboration focuses on the installation of magnetometers, or magnetic variometers, at existing seismic stations. Along with improving the density of space weather observations for hazard monitoring...
Authors
Adam Ringler, Andrew Holcomb, E. Rigler, Spencer Wilbur, C. Balch, Corey Beutel, Brendan Geels, J. Guerra, A. Horton, Edward Kromer, Kristen Lewis, Jeffrey Love, Yolando Root, Claudia Rossavik, N. Shavers, John Spritzer, Tyler Storm, Alexandra Wernle, David Wilson