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New episode of Geoscientists' Voices, featuring Adam Pascale:
Why do Taylor Swift concerts and AC/DC shows leave different seismic signatures?
“Concert quakes” & viral seismograms
Forensic timing & unusual signals
Creativity in modern seismology
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Title: The Science Behind the "Taylor Swift Quake" ft. Adam Pascale from @EarthquakesAU
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Welcome & Update from the Chairs
Welcome to the third edition of the Distributed Sensing Technical Committee (DS TC) Newsletter!
Prefer to listen? Try out the DS TC Newsletter Podcast!
The countdown to AGU25 is on! We hope that you will be as excited as we are about all of the great activities that will be going on this year during the meeting. We are inspired by the 5 MacGyver Sessions spanning multiple AGU Sections and their plan to “take over” AGU with a DIY virtual session open to any poster presenter! Our Committee is also partnering with AGU Open Science to host an innovative new pilot program for “scientific expeditions” of the Exhibit Hall — this is a great chance for all of you intrepid science explorers to volunteer to lead your own tour. Don’t forget to attend our Committee’s Science Exchange Session, which will take the place of our regular Technical Committee meeting this year. We are particularly excited about priming our community discussions with a panel of luminaries, including Shelley Stall (AGU VP of Open Science), Shah Selbe (engineer, conservation technologist, and National Geographic Explorer who has founded Conserify and FieldKit), and John Selker (Professor at OSU, Past President of AGU Hydrology, and maker extraordinaire!), who just had his and Nick van de Giesen’s work on the Trans-African Hydro-Meteorological Observatory (TAHMO) featured in EOS — check it out! And all of this is just the tip of the iceberg, so check out the additional sessions, Town Halls, and social events below (pro tip: Stephen likes fruity drinks!). Beyond AGU, make sure to check out the invitation to collaborate in Taking the Pulse of the Watershed in Rosemary Knight’s featured contribution. We are grateful to groups willing to make space for these community-focused opportunities for research in their projects! Let us know if you would like to share more test beds, platforms, or experiences that [exceeds alt text limit]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ay3gs5uu2aepxeo53b64deuq/bafkreievk5afshdeozzryojcjedzktgzy2yclssqnywkvvvyipixvsruzu)
