Jade Crosbie
Jade Crosbie joined the USGS in 2020 as a staff Geophysicist at the Geology, Geophysics, and Geochemistry Science Center in Denver, Colorado.
Their master’s research prior to the USGS was investigating the structure of Mount St. Helens using ambient noise and teleseismic surface wave tomography. Currently he employs geophysical methods such as magnetotellurics and airborne electromagnetics to facilitate the study of active volcanoes, regional-scale solid earth, and space weather hazards.
Science and Products
Interdisciplinary Methods and Applications in Geophysics (IMAGe)
The project focuses on the development of novel geophysical techniques that improve our ability to understand Earth's subsurface, with broad relevance to the Mineral Resources Program and the USGS Science Strategy. Our goal is to develop and maintain state-of-the art geophysical capabilities that support the diverse science needs of USGS projects that aim to meet the challenges of the 21st century...
Geomagnetism Research
Research projects within the USGS Geomagnetism Program are targeted for societal relevance, especially for space-weather hazard science.
Science and Products
Interdisciplinary Methods and Applications in Geophysics (IMAGe)
The project focuses on the development of novel geophysical techniques that improve our ability to understand Earth's subsurface, with broad relevance to the Mineral Resources Program and the USGS Science Strategy. Our goal is to develop and maintain state-of-the art geophysical capabilities that support the diverse science needs of USGS projects that aim to meet the challenges of the 21st century...
Geomagnetism Research
Research projects within the USGS Geomagnetism Program are targeted for societal relevance, especially for space-weather hazard science.