ORAL/T.V. PRESENTATIONS Peter J. Mouginis-Mark

(Last updated October 2019)

NOTE: No data were collected for 1990 or earlier years.

TALKS:

February 25th 1991: "Venus and the Magellan Mission". Hawaii Space Society. March 13th 1991: "The Hawaii Space Grant College Program". National Space Grant

College Directors' Meeting, Huntsville, Alabama. March 15th 1991: "Remote Sensing of Volcanic Processes and Landforms". Coastal Studies

Institute Seminar, Louisiana State University. March 20th 1991: "Parent Craters for the SNC Meteorites". 22nd Lunar and Planetary

Science Conference, Houston, Texas. March 30th 1991: "Remote Sensing of Volcanoes". Hawaii Volcano Observatory Seminar. April 5th 1991: "Volcanoes on Mars and Venus". Geology and Geophysics Department

Seminar. April 27th: "The Hawaii Space Grant College and Satellite Oceanography". Marine Option

Program High School Seminar, UH. May 4th 1991: "Satellite observations of active volcanoes: Interdisciplinary investigations,

EOS and other satellites". IUGS Workshop on Remote Sensing in Global Geoscience Processes. Boulder, Colorado.

May 6th 1991: "Volcanoes on Earth and Mars". Seminar to the Planetary Brown-bag Talk

Society, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Seminar Program, University of Colorado at Boulder, Colorado.

July 22nd 1991: "Back to the Planets". SPACEWEEK Talk, UH Manoa. July 25th 1991: "Planets in the Night Sky". Gifted and Talented Native Hawaiian School

Children Program, UH Hilo. July 31st 1991: "Volcanism in the Aleutians and Alaskan Peninsula from ERS-1". ERS-1

Team Meeting, University of Alaska. August 1st 1991: "Remote Sensing of Active Volcanoes", Geophysical Institute Seminar,

University of Alaska.

August 26th 1991: "Remote Sensing of Volcanoes: SIR-C, ERS-1 and EOS", National Air and Space Museum Seminar, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

September 20th 1991: "Martian Meteorites: How they formed and their long trip to Earth",

Geology and Geophysics Department Seminar (with Tim McCoy). September 24th 1991: "Global Change and the View from Space", PEACESAT circum-

Pacific presentation. October 29th 1991: Three talks on "The Moon" to parents and students at Mililani

Elementary School (~200 attendees). January 5th, 1992: “Volcanoes of Hawaii and the Solar System”, Bishop Museum Family

Weekend to start the International Space Year. February 14th, 1992: “Hawaii Space Grant College”, UH Biennial Principals Forum. February 14th, 1992: “Exploring the Earth from Space”, Honolulu Adventurers’ Club,

Honolulu, HI. February 21st, 1992: “Ages and origins of shergottite meteorites and volcanism on Mars”,

Planetary Geosciences Seminar, (with Marc Norman). March 18th, 1992: “Emplacement of long lava flows at Elysium Mons, Mars”. 23rd Lunar &

Planetary Science Conference, Houston, Texas. March 18th, 1992: “Exciting the community about planetary sciences — Experiences of the

Hawaii Space Grant College Program”. 23rd Lunar & Planetary Science Conference, Houston, Texas.

March 25th, 1992: “Opportunities for Volcano—Climate studies from the Earth Observing

System” (poster), Chapman Conference on Volcanism and Climate, Hilo, Hawaii. April 15th, 1992: “The EOS Volcanology Team’s Science Experiment”, MODIS Team

Meeting, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD. May 27th, 1992: “Radar Studies in Physical Volcanology”, IGARSS International

Conference, Houston, Texas. May 27th, 1992: “SIR-C/X-SAR Experiments in Physical Volcanology: Galapagos, Hawaii

and Reunion Island”, Briefing to Space Shuttle Astronauts, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas.

June 1st, 1992: “Current Trends in the Remote Sensing of Volcanoes: The Earth Observing

System and Other Missions”, U.S. Geological Survey Visiting Lecture Series, U.S.G.S. Menlo Park, CA.

September 26th, 1992: “Space Navigation and Planetary Exploration”. Gifted and Talented Native Hawaiian Children Program, UH Hilo.

September 28th, 1992: “Mars Observer: The Next Mission to Mars”. Hawaii Space Society. October 7th, 1992: “The Science and Politics of NASA’s Earth Observation Program”.

Planetary Seminar series, UH Manoa. October 27th, 1992: “Planetary Calderas -- Interpreting the Way Volcanoes Work on Earth,

Mars and Venus”. Invited 30-minute talk at special Planetary Geology Division Symposium, Geological Society of America Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio.

November 4th, 1992: “Exploring Volcanoes of the Solar System”, Bishop Museum

Distinguished Lecture Series. November 5th, 1992: “Scientific Uses of Planetary Cartography”, Western Conference of

Map Librarians, University of Hawaii, Manoa. February 17th, 1993: “The 1992-1993 U.S. Antarctica Meteorite Collection Field

Expedition”, Planetary Geosciences Seminar Series. March 17th, 1993: “The influence of oceans on Martian volcanism”, 24th Lunar & Planetary

Science Conference, Houston, TX. March 22nd, 1993: “Remote Sensing Applications in Hawaii”, Conference on Environmental

Management Applications of Satellite Imagery and Remote Sensing, Kona, HI. April 29th, 1993: “Global Climate Change”, PEACESAT lecture, Univ. Hawaii. May 6th, 1993: “Observations of the Pacific Ocean from Space”, PEACESAT lecture, Univ.

Hawaii. May 19th, 1993: “Recent Progress in Monitoring Volcanoes and Volcanic Hazards with

Satellite and Airborne Remote Sensing”, Geophysical Institute Seminar University of Alaska.

May 26th, 1993: “Use of TOPSAR Digital Topographic Data for Volcano Studies:

Geometry of Valleys on Mt. Somma, Italy”. Spring 1993 AGU Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

June 11th, 1993: “NASA’s Mission to Planet Earth -- Observations of Hawaii and the Pacific

from Space”, Invited speaker for NASA's Towards Other Planetary Systems Summer Workshop, Hilo, Hawaii.

July 27, 1993: “Radar Studies of Volcanoes — An Overview”, ASF SAR Users’ Meeting,

Seattle, WA.

July 27, 1993: “Volcanism in Alaska and Aleutians from ERS-1”, ASF SAR Users’ Meeting, Seattle, WA.

September 29, 1993: “Use of Digital Elevation Models for Analysis of Volcanic Hazards and

Surface Processes”, IAVCEI Congress, Canberra, Australia. October 8, 1993: “Hot Rocks and Satellites: Recent Developments in Volcanology at

SOEST”, SOEST Open House Public Lecture. October 22, 1993: “Derivation and Uses of Digital Topography for Volcano Studies”,

Geology and Geophysics Department Seminar. October 28, 1993: “Current and Future Uses of TOPSAR Digital Topographic Data for

Volcanological Research”, 4th JPL Aircraft Geosciences Workshop, Washington, DC.

November 3, 1993: “SIR-C/X-SAR: Galapagos Islands, Hawaii and Objectives for EOS”

SIR-C/X-SAR Team Meeting, Rome, Italy. November 12, 1993: “Volcano Studies from Space”. Joint Japan - U.S. Workshop on

Cooperation in Space, Maui, Hawaii. November 13, 1993: “Oahu from Space”, Roosevelt High School Science Club, Honolulu,

Hawaii. November 17, 1993: “Remote Sensing of Volcanic Hazards”, Joint U.S./Japan Workshop on

the Application of Remote Sensing Technology to Disaster Reduction, Tsukuba, Japan. January 12th, 1994: Volcanology and Geodynamics from EOS-Era Radars: SIR-C/X-SAR,

ERS-1 & 2, RADARSAT, JERS-1, and ENVISAT”, EOS IWG, San Antonio, Texas. February 16th, 1994: “The SIR-C/X-SAR Volcanology Experiments”, presentation to Dr.

Charles Kennel, NASA Associate Administrator for Mission to Planet Earth, Washington, DC.

March 15th, 1994: Morphology of Venus Calderas: Sif and Maat Mons, Poster presentation

at 25th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, Houston, TX. March 17th, 1994 “The Lesser Tharsis Volcanoes: Clues to Martian edifice building

eruptions”, Poster presentation with Mark Robinson and Scott Rowland at 25th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, Houston, TX.

March 17th, 1994. “Volcanism at Elysium Mons, Mars”, Poster presentation with Michelle

Tatsamura at 25th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, Houston, TX. March 18th, 1994: “Impact Craters on Martian Volcanoes”, 25th Lunar and Planetary

Science Conference, Houston, TX.

March 25th, 1994: “Hot Rocks and Satellites: Remote Sensing of Volcanoes, Volcanic Hazards and Volcanic Inputs to the Atmosphere”, Invited Speaker — NASA Goddard Space Flight Center’s Scientific Colloquium Series, Greenbelt, MD.

May 4th, 1994: “From -20 to +1170°C: Searching for volcanic rocks throughout the solar

system”. Annual Sigma Xi Initiation Dinner, Honolulu, HI. May 17th, 1994: “Monitoring Volcanic Hazards in Polar Regions Using SAR and Other Data

Sets”. 3rd Circum-Polar Symposium on Remote Sensing of Arctic Environments, Fairbanks, Alaska.

May 18th, 1994: “The Identification and Mapping of Antarctic Meteorite Collecting Grounds

with Orbital Radar”. 3rd Circum-Polar Symposium on Remote Sensing of Arctic Environments, Fairbanks, Alaska.

May 20th, 1994: Monitoring Volcanoes in Alaska with Satellites”, USGS Alaska Volcano

Observatory June 14th, 1994: “Radar Studies of Hawaii“, USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. October 24th, 1994: “Space Shuttle Radar Observations of Volcanoes”, Geological Society

of America Annual Meeting, Seattle. November 3rd, 1994: “What Does a Geologist Do?”, Talk to 4th Grade class, Kaimuki

Christian School, Kaimuki, Hawaii. November 18th, 1994: “The SIR-C/X-SAR Radar Experiments of 1994”, Geology and

Geophysics Dept. Seminar, Univ. Hawaii. December 2nd, 1994: “Analysis of volcanic and earthquake hazards using radar

interferometry”, 1st Workshop on SAR Interferometry, Tokyo, Japan. January 9th - 11th, 1995: “Future of U.S. Radars in Geology and Topographic Mapping”,

NRC Review, Irvine, CA. February 8th, 1995: “Hawaii from Space”, a 1-hour TV show for After School Science Club,

Hawaii Educational TV (Channel 26), Honolulu, HI. February 23rd, 1995: “Radar Measurements of the Oceans and Volcanoes of Hawaii”, Dept.

Oceanography Seminar, SOEST. March 4th, 1995: “Ten Weeks in Antarctica”, British Commonwealth Club of Honolulu,

Hawaii Kai, Hawaii. March 10th, 1995: “Space Exploration”, tour for 18 three- and four-year old students from

U.H. Day Care Center, Planetary Geosciences, UH.

March 13th, 1995: “Galileo observations of volcanic hot spots on Io: Predictions from thermal data of Hawaiian eruptions”, 26th Lunar & Planetary Science Conference, Houston, TX.

March 14th and 16th, 1995: “Space science education using the World Wide Web”, 26th

Lunar & Planetary Science Conference, Houston, TX. April 20th, 1995: “Volcanology, EOS and the Eros Data Center DAAC”, USGS Eros Data

Center Guest Speaker, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. July 5th, 1995: “Volcanology Applications of Radar Interferometry”, invited talk All-Union

Session, IUGG General Assembly, Boulder Colorado. July 13th, 1995: “NASA Global Change Studies”, guest lecture at the Department Earth

Sciences, Open University, Milton Keynes, England. July 24th, 1995: “Volcanoes in Hawaii”, invited speaker for the Smithsonian Associates

Program, Bishop Museum, Honolulu, HI. October 8th, 1995: “Observations of Active Lava Flows in Hawaii”, invited speaker,

Workshop on Thermal Remote Sensing of Volcanoes on Io and Earth, 27th DPS meeting, Hawaii.

October 8th, 1995: “Prospects for Future Spaceborne Thermal Observations of Volcanoes on

Earth”, Workshop on Thermal Remote Sensing of Volcanoes on Io and Earth, 27th DPS meeting, Hawaii.

November 11th, 1995: Guest speaker at Hawaii Environmental Education Association 1995

Annual Conference, Punahou School, Honolulu. January 17th, 1996: Guest speaker: “High-Technology Research in Hazards at the University

of Hawaii. Hawaii Civil Defense Center, Honolulu. January 19th, 1996: Co-speaker (with Patty Fryer) at An Open Discussion of the Future of

Funding for Geological Research, Geology Department TGIF Seminar Series. February 13th, 1996: “Radar Interferometry Studies at the University of Hawaii”,

International SAR Working Group Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA. February 14th, 1996: “Recent Results from Volcano Studies using the SIR-C/X-SAR”. SIR-C

Team Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA. February 22nd, 1996: “High-Technology Research in Hazards Studies at the University of

Hawaii”. Pacific Disaster Center, Maui. March 19th, 1996: “The Long Lava Flows of Elysium Planitia, Mars”, Lunar & Planetary

Science Conference, Houston, Texas.

April 1st, 1996: “Current remote sensing research at the University of Hawaii”, 1st U.S.-Japan Earth Remote Sensing Conference, Kona, Hawaii.

April 2nd, 1996: “Radar and Topographic Studies”, 1st U.S.-Japan Earth Remote Sensing

Conference, Kona, Hawaii. April 8th, 1996: “Remote Sensing for Schools”. 2-hour presentation to 20 elementary and

intermediate school teachers at Keaau School, Big Island. April 10th, 1996: “Volcanoes”, Waikiki Rotary Club, Honolulu. June 24th, 1996: “Global Climate Change”, Hawaii Sea Grant Colloquium, UH Manoa. July 8th, 1996: “Perspectives on Earth Remote Sensing in the United States”, CSIRO Divn.

of Atmospheric Chemistry, Melbourne, Australia. July 9th, 1996: “Radar and Field Studies of Volcanoes in the Galapagos Islands”, Geology

Department Seminar, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. July 11th, 1996: “The Long Lava Flows of Elysium Planitia, Mars”, AGU Chapman

Conference on Long Lava Flows, Townsville, Australia. July 22nd, 1996: “Remote Sensing of Volcanoes”, NE Australia Chapter of IEEE,

Townsville, Queensland, Australia. September 17th, 1996: “The Virtually Hawaii Internet Project”, Team Meeting for NASA’s

IITA Program, Washington DC. November 8th, 1996: “Opportunities for Education and Commerce on the World Wide Web

with the Virtually Hawaii Internet Project”, Japan-US Science, Technology and Space Applications Working Group, Turtle Bay, Oahu.

December 5th, 1996: “The Funding Game -- How it Works, Secrets of Success”. Panel

Member and presenter at WISER Seminar, SOEST Lecture Series. December 17th, 1996: “Detection of volcanic thermal anomalies and fires for EOS”, poster

presentation at Fall 1996 AGU meeting, San Francisco. December 18th, 1996: “Low-cost ground stations for radar interferometry studies”. Fall 1996

AGU meeting, San Francisco January 14th, 1997: “New Remote Sensing Research Opportunities via Direct Satellite Data

Reception in Hawaii and Around the Pacific”, 6th Asian-Pacific Presidents’ Conference, Honolulu, HI.

March 12th, 1997: “The Eruptive Styles of Basaltic Shield Volcanoes from Shuttle Imaging

Radar-C (SIR-C) and X-SAR Data”, SIR-C Team Meeting, Florence, Italy.

March 26th, 1997: “TOPSAR Digital Topography for the Analysis of Pacific Rim Volcanic Hazards”, PacRim Team Meeting, Monrovia, CA.

March 27th, 1997: Validation of TOPSAR Data for Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii”, PacRim

Team Meeting, Monrovia, CA. April 15th, 1997: “Remote Sensing Science at the University of Hawaii”, 2nd US/Japan

Earth Remote Sensing Conference, Kona, Hawaii. April 17th, 1997: “An Environmental Report Card for Hawaii from Satellite Observations”,

2nd US/Japan Earth Remote Sensing Conference, Kona, Hawaii. April 19th, 1997: “Geologic History of Mars”, Future Flight Teachers’ Workshop, Hilo,

Hawaii. May 19th, 1997: “In search of external sponsors for Virtually Hawaii”. NASA IITA

Conference, Moffett Field, CA. May 29th, 1997: “Functional Aspects of Space Grant Colleges in the Commercial

Applications of Remote Sensing Data”, Space Grant Applications Workshop, Logan, Utah.

June 21st, 1997: “Geologic History of Mars”, Exploring Planets in the Classroom Workshop,

UH Manoa. July 4th, 1997: “Mars Pathfinder”, live T.V. studio interview on Channel 9’s Breakfast

Show. July 22nd, 1997: “Radar Interferometry in the United States”, NERC Workshop on Radar

Interferometry, Univ. College, London, England. July 24th, 1997: “Remote Sensing of Volcanoes”, Geology Club, Lancaster University,

England. August 21st, 1997: “Cool Pix of Hot Rocks: Recent Air Views of the Pu‘u O‘o Lava Lake”,

PGD Lunchtime Talk. September 17th, 1997: “New developments in remote sensing for Hawaii and the Pacific”,

State of Hawaii Inter-Agency seminar Series, Honolulu, HI. December 10th, 1997: “Remote Sensing of Active Volcanism”, American Geophysical Union

Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. February 3rd, 1998: “An Introduction to Remote Sensing in Hawaii”, U.S. Geological

Survey, Water Resources Branch, Honolulu, HI. March 17th, 1998: “Emplacement of Impact Crater Ejecta on Mars”, 29th Lunar & Planetary

Science Conference, Houston, TX.

March 17th, 1998: Co-Chair Session on “Water and Other Volatiles on Mars”, 29th Lunar &

Planetary Science Conference, Houston, TX. March 31st, 1998: “First Results from Mars Global Surveyor: The Other Mars Mission in

1997”, Hawaii Space Lecture Series, UH Manoa. April 7th, 1998: “Introduction to Remote Sensing of Hawaii”, invited presentation at the

GISMap98 Conference, Kahala, Honolulu, HI. April 15th, 1998: “Satellite monitoring of active volcanoes: the opportunities from NASA’s

Earth Observing System and other spacecraft”, invited Key Note Presentation, Geoscience 98, Keele University, England.

April 20th, 1998: “Early Results from the Mars Global Surveyor Mission”, Cambridge

University, England. April 29th, 1998: “Remote Sensing of Philippine Volcanoes”, Philippine Volcano

Observatory (PHIVOLCS), Manila, Philippines. May 15th, 1998: “Remote Sensing of Active Volcanoes”, invited presentation, Cascades

Volcano Observatory, Vancouver, Washington. June 5, 1998: “Morphology of Shield Volcanoes: A Planetary Perspective”, invited

presentation, Penrose Conference on Ocean Island Volcanoes, Galapagos Islands. June 8th, 1998: “Remote Sensing of Western Galapagos Volcanoes” invited poster

presentation, Penrose Conference on Ocean Island Volcanoes, Galapagos Islands. September 30th, 1998: “What does a volcanologist do?, talk to 4th graders at Kailua

Elementary School, Hawaii. December 8th 1998: “Monitoring volcanic hazards with orbital radars”, American

Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. January 18th, 1999 “Experience with experimental and operational satellite data for hazard

mitigation, response, and recovery”, Invited paper at: 2nd Conference on the applications of remote sensing and GIS for disaster management”, George Washington University, Washington, DC.

February 5th, 1999: “Radar Remote Sensing of Hawaii”. EOS Direct Broadcast Workshop,

Kauai. March 23rd, 1999: “Pacific Disaster Center Activities”, Global Observation Information

Network 1999 Conference, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii. July 19th, 1999: “New styles of Martian volcanic activity revealed by Mars Orbiter Camera

images”. 5th International Mars Conference, CalTech, CA.

July 19th, 1999: “Widespread occurrence of dikes within the Olympus Mons aureole

materials”. 5th International Mars Conference, CalTech, CA. July 27th, 1999: “The New Geology of Mars: Recent Results from the Mars Global Surveyor

Mission”, Hawaii Space Lecture Series, UH Manoa. August 25th, 1999: “TOPSAR analyses of active volcanoes in the Pacific”, Pacific Rim

AIRSAR Significant Results and Planning Workshop, Kihei, Maui. September 10th, 1999: “The New Geology of Mars”, Institute for Astronomy Colloquium

Series, Honolulu, HI. September 20th, 1999: “On-Going Environmental Hazards at Mt. Pinatubo, Philippines, 1991

– 1999”. Presented at the Asia-Pacific Conference on Natural Hazards, Kauai, HI. November 19th, 1999: “Remote Sensing of Volcanoes in the Philippines”, PHIVOLCS,

Manila, the Philippines. December 8th, 1999: “GOES Satellite and Field Observations of the 1998 Cerro Azul

Eruption, Galapagos Islands”, Fall AGU Meeting, San Francisco. March 23rd, 2000: “Review of Activity at Mt. Pinatubo and Taal Volcanoes, Philippines”,

Briefing to State and Federal Relief Agencies, PDC Gaming Simulation, Pacific Disaster Center, Maui.

April 25th, 2000: “Innovative Remote Sensing Capabilities for Disaster Management”,

Briefing to Bruce Baughman, Director of Operations at FEMA. May 5th, 2000: “Volcanoes and Rocks”, 2 hour presentation to 20 5th grade students at Assets

School, Honolulu. July 20, 2000. “Remote sensing of volcanoes”, ISPRS Congress, Amsterdam. September 9th, 2000. “Remote Sensing of Honolulu”, Field trip for science school teachers,

Geology & Geophysics Department’s “Earth Science Field Trips for Teachers”. December 15th, 2000. "Dissemination of volcanic hazard information to emergency

managers". Oral presentation at the Fall 2000 AGU Conference, San Francisco. December 16th, 2000. "Explosive volcanism on Hecates Tholus, Mars, II: Insights from Mars

Global Surveyor data". Poster presentation at the Fall 2000 AGU Conference, San Francisco.

December 18th, 2000. "Drainage pattern evolution of a fresh ignimbrite landscape around Mt.

Pinatubo, Philippines". Poster presentation (J. Bailey first author) at the Fall 2000 AGU Conference, San Francisco.

December 18th, 2000. "Interferometric topography studies of caldera structure and formation of Tengger/Bromo volcano, E. Java, Indonesia". Poster presentation (S. Rowland first author) at the Fall 2000 AGU Conference, San Francisco.

February 12th, 2001. “Satellite observations of volcanoes”, Cities on Volcanoes 2 Conference,

Auckland, NZ. February 14th, 2001. “Dissemination of volcanic hazard data to emergency managers”, Cities

on Volcanoes 2 Conference, Auckland, NZ. February 19th, 2001. “Remote sensing of volcanic hazards”. Invited presentation at the

Institute of Geologic and Nuclear Sciences, Wairaki, New Zealand. February 22nd, 2001. “Distribution of natural hazard information via the Pacific Disaster

Center”. Invited presentation at the Institute of Geologic and Nuclear Sciences, Wellington, New Zealand.

March 12th, 2001. “Martian volcanoes seen in cross-section32nd Lunar and Planetary Sci.

Conf.,. Houston, TX. March 13th, 2001. “Slopes of Martian volcanoes”, poster presentation with Kalpana

Kallianpur, 32nd Lunar and Planetary Sci. Conf., Houston, TX.

May 30th, 2001. “Derivation of digital elevation models of volcanoes using ASTER”, oral presentation with Harold Garbeil, Spring AGU Meeting, Boston, MA.

May 31st, 2001. “Styles of phreatomagmatic activity adjacent to volcanic constructs on

Mars”, oral presentation with Lionel Wilson, Spring AGU Meeting, Boston, MA.

May 31st, 2001. “Uses of Terra, Landsat 7, and other satellite data sets for disaster management”, oral presentation, Spring AGU Meeting, Boston, MA. INVITED, 1st author.

July 11th, 2001. “Cloud-free satellite mosaics for disaster management”, IGARSS 2001,

Sydney, Australia. INVITED, 1st author. July 11th, 2001. “Topographic change on volcanoes from SRTM and other interferometric

radars”, IGARSS 2001, Sydney, Australia. INVITED, 1st author.

July 13th, 2001. “Volcano and natural hazard studies from the PacRim 2000 deployment to the W. Pacific”, IGARSS 2001, Sydney, Australia. INVITED, 1st author.

September 25, 2001. “2001 - A Mars Odyssey”, Hawaii Space Society talk, Honolulu, HI. October 19th, 2001. “Mars Odyssey 2001: NASA’s latest contribution to an on-going series

of new missions to Mars”, Geology and Geophysics Dept. TGIF Talk.

March, 2002 “Prodigious Ash Deposits Near the Summit of Arsia Mons, Mars.” 33rd Lunar & Planetary Science Conference, Houston, Texas.

June 2002. “Satellite and Field Remote Sensing of Low-Level Degassing of Volcanoes:

Preliminary Results from Kilauea and Masaya Volcanoes”. Poster presentation at AGU Chapman Conference, Santori, Greece.

November 26th, 2002: School tour from Kaimuki Christian Intermediate School. 16

students visited PGD for talk and discussions. December 7th, 2002 “Topographic analysis of Martian Impact Craters”. Poster at Fall 2002 AGU

Meeting, San Francisco. December 7th, 2002 “Masaya Volcano, Nicaragua: A Terrestrial Analog for the Evolution

of Martian Calderas”. Fall 2002 AGU meeting, San Francisco. April 7th, 2003 “Introduction to Special Session on Remote Sensing of Volcanoes”.

Poster at Spring EGS-AGU Meeting, Nice. April 8th, 2003. “15 Years of Remote Sensing of Mt. Pinatubo volcano, Philippines”

Spring EGS-AGU Meeting, Nice. May 6th, 2003. “The Hawaii Synergy Project and potential collaborations with SOPAC”.

SOPAC Regional Disaster Managers’ Conference, Fiji. June 11th, 2003: “Applications on NASA Future Remote Sensing Instruments”,

Raytheon Corporation, Landover, Maryland. June 26th, 2003. “Volcanoes on Earth and Mars”, Rotary club of Wahiawa, Hawaii. July 16th, 2003. “Production of cloud-free satellite image maps of hazardous volcanoes”,

Cities on Volcanoes III Conference, Hilo, Hawaii. July 24th, 2003. “A very young, large, impact crater on Mars”. 6th Mars Conference,

Pasadena, CA. August 28th, 2003. “Mars Exploration and the Hunt for Water”, Hawaii Astronomical

Society, UH Manoa. September 6th, 2003. “Landing the MER spacecraft on Mars”. Bishop Museum

Teachers’ Workshop, Honolulu, HI. September 25th, 2003. “Exploring Mars”, talk at telescope night at Honolulu Community

College. November 4th, 2003: “Geology of Mars”, talk to 8th grade astronomy class, Sacred

Hearts School, Honolulu.

November 14th, 2003: “Production of cloud-free satellite images for disaster managers”, 30th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of the Environment. Honolulu, HI.

December 11th, 2003: “Monitoring volcanoes in Kamchatka and the Kuriles using Shuttle

Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) and MODIS data”, INVITED TALK, Fall 2003 AGU Meeting, San Francisco.

January 20th, 2004: “Back on Mars with the Exploration Rovers”, Hawaii Space Lecture

Series, Honolulu. February, 6th, 2004: “The Latest and Greatest Mars Rovers”, TGIF Geology Lecture, UH. October 1st, 2004: “The Continuing Story of the Mars Rovers”, TGIF Geology Lecture, UH. October 7th, 2004: “Geology of Martian Impact Craters”, Mars Crater Consortium Workshop,

Flagstaff, Arizona. October 28th, 2004: “Radar Interferometry for Planetary Geology Studies”, NASA Workshop

for InSAR, Oxnard, California. November 3rd, 2004: “What does a Scientist Do?”, Two Career Day talks at Lutheran High

School, Honolulu, HI. November 16th, 2004: “The Continuing Story of the Mars Rovers”, Hawaii Space Lecture

Series, Honolulu. December 15th, 2004: “Remote sensing studies of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii, as an aid to

understanding volcanic processes on Mars, Venus and Io”, Fall 2004 AGU Mtg., San Francisco.

December 15th, 2004: “The role of volatiles in the geology and geomorphology of impact

craters on Mars”, Fall 2004 AGU Mtg., San Francisco. March 14th, 2005: Chaired special session and gave talk at Kapiolani Community College’s

17th Annual International Festival called “Natural Hazards and Human Beings”. KCC campus.

April 8th, 2005: “The Cassini Mission to Saturn”, TGIF Geology Seminar. August 16th, 2006: “The role of Science in Natural Hazard Mitigation”, Invited Talk: Pacific

Disaster Center Forum on Mega-Disasters, Maui. November 9th, 2006: “Viewing the third dimension on Mars with the Mars Reconnaissance

Orbiter”, Hawaii Space Society. December 5th, 2006: “Geography of Mars, and Current and Future Exploration of the Red

Planet”. Talk to 20 12th-grade students at Sacred Hearts School, Honolulu.

April 20th, 2007: “Impact of Climate Change on Hawaii”, talk given to Hawaii Economic Association, Honolulu, HI.

October 12th, 2007: “Geology of the Martian Impact Crater Tooting: A Tale of Two Planets”,

G&G Seminar Series. November 15th, 2007: “Geology of the Martian Impact Crater Tooting”, seminar for students

at Lancaster University, England. November 15th, 2007: “The Cassini Mission to Saturn”, seminar for students at Lancaster

University, England. November 28th, 2007: “Research at SOEST”, presentation to Center for Research in Ocean

Sciences (CEROS), Honolulu, HI. December 11th, 2007: “New insights on ejecta emplacement at Martian impact craters from

HiRISE images” Fall AGU Meeting, San Francisco. December 12th, 2007: “Flow Fields at Tooting Crater, Mars”, Fall AGU Meeting, San

Francisco. January 22nd, 2008: “Geology of the Martian Impact Crater Tooting: A Tale of Two

Planets”, Hawaii Space Lecture Series. May 20th, 2008: “Five days and counting to NASA’s Phoenix Lander: Exploring the polar

regions of Mars.” Hawaii Space Lecture series. April 29th, 2009: “Small satellite for Homeland Security applications”. Improving Space

Operations Workshop, Honolulu, HI. July 15th, 2009. “Satellite contributions to maritime domain awareness”, International Crime

Science Conference, University College London, England. INVITED TALK. July 16th, 2009. “The U.S. Dept. Homeland Security Center of Excellence for Island,

Maritime, and Extreme Environment”. International Crime Science Conference, University College London, England. INVITED TALK.

October 12th, 2009. “Geologic and topographic mapping of Tooting crater, Mars”, Geol. Soc.

Amer. Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon. October 14th, 2009. “Fissure eruptions in the Tharsis region of Mars”, Geol. Soc. Amer.

Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon. INVITED TALK. January 27th, 2010. “Planetary Mapping on Mars and the Moon”. Invited Seminar, British

Geological Survey, Nottingham, England. May 13th, 2010. “New Opportunities for University-Led Ocean Color Missions”, Oregon

State University/COAS Special Seminar. INVITED TALK.

October 19th, 2010. “Current and Future Planetary Geology Studies on Mars and the Moon”,

Invited presentation at Surrey Satellite technology Limited, Surrey, England. December 16th, 2010. “Collection and dissemination of volcanic hazard information for

emergency managers”. Fall AGU Meeting, San Francisco. February 15th, 2011 “Progress Towards Hawaii’s Own Space Program”. Science Café,

Hawaii Academy of Science. March 15th, 2011. “Sustainability Research at the University of Hawaii at Manoa”,U.S.

Pacific Command’s “Pacific Environmental Security Conference”, INVITED TALK. October 14th, 2011. “Future Exploration of Venus: The Case for New Missions to Earth’s

Twin”, Geology and Geophysics Seminar, SOEST. December 8th, 2011. “Geology and geomorphology of Tooting crater, Mars, from HiRISE-

and CTX-Derived Digital Elevation Models. Fall AGU Meeting, San Francisco. February 28th, 2012. “The nearest Earth-like planet: Geology of Venus and the case for a

new mission to Earth’s twin”. Hawaii Space Lecture Series. May 30th, 2012. “Geology of Venus as the Nearest Earth-like Planet”, IfA Lecture Series for

the Public, Talking Transit: The Sun-Venus-Earth Connection, UH Manoa campus. June 5th, 2012. “Geology of Venus”, Bishop Museum talk in support of transit of Venus.

Bishop Museum, Honolulu. July 31st, 2012. “The Most Adventurous Mars Landing Ever: The Curiosity Rover Arrives

on August 5th, 2012”. Hawaii Space Lecture Series. August 27th, 2012. The Mars Science Laboratory Lands in Gale Crater: An Overview”.

UHM Astrobiology Seminar Series. October 12th, 2012. “The Solar System’s Largest Volcano: Geology of Olympus Mons,

Mars”. HIGP/G&G Seminar Series. December 10th, 2012. “Cratering on Mars with Almost No Atmosphere: Pangboche and

Karzok Craters”, Poster presentation at Fall 2012 AGU Conference. January 16th, 2013. “The Continuing Exploration of Gale Crater by the Curiosity Rover”,

HIGP Seminar. March 19th, 2013: “A Unique Young Flow South West of Cerberus Fossae, Mars” poster

presentation at the 44th Lunar Planet Sci. Conference, Houston, Texas. Abstract #1203.

April 12th, 2013: “Survivability in Hawaii: What’s next after sustainability?”. UH System Sustainability Summit, West Oahu.

May 31st, 2013. Chair, “Volcanoes Near and Far”, ARCS National Meeting, Honolulu. July 1st, 2013. “Community Response and Recovery Following the 2010 Eruptions of Mt.

Merapi, Java”, College of Social Sciences Disaster Seminar Series. July 23, 2013. “The Enigmatic Flows of Cerberus Fossae, Mars”. Hawaii Space Lecture

Series. November 21st, 2013. “Survivability in Hawaii: What’s Next After Sustainability?”

Exchange Club of Honolulu, Oahu Country Club. December 9th, 2013. “Topographic Constraints on the Mode of Formation of an Enigmatic

Flow in Cerberus Fossae, Mars”, oral presentation, Fall 2013 AGU meeting. February 26th, 2014. “A Tale of Two Flows on Mars: Lava or Mud?” HIGP Seminar. March 14th, 2014. “Smart Growth in Hawaii”. 2nd Hawaii Sustainability Summit, Windward

Community College. March 18th, 2014. “HiRISE Perspectives on the Flows of Hrad Vallis, Mars”. Poster

presentation at the 45th Lunar & Planetary Science Conference, Houston, Texas. May 19th, 2014: “Is Venus Volcanically Active Today?” Venus Exploration Targets

Workshop, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston, Texas. June 3rd, 2014: “Opportunities for Small Satellites in Sustainability Research”. Invited

seminar at Surrey Space Technology Limited, Guilford, England. June 23rd, 2014: “1:175K Mapping of Hrad Vallis, Mars”. Planetary Mappers Meeting,

Flagstaff, AZ. August 6th, 2014: “Digital elevation models aid the analysis of DLE craters on Mars”.

Planetary Crater Consortium Meeting, Flagstaff, AZ. August 6th, 2014: “Cratering on Mars with almost no atmosphere or volatiles: Pangboche

crater”. Planetary Crater Consortium Meeting, Flagstaff, AZ. September 2nd, 2014: “Monitoring sea-level rise in the Pacific with imaging radars”. Invited

talk, Space Applications Center, ISRO, Ahmedabad, India. September 3rd, 2014: “Opportunities for small satellites in sustainability research”. Invited

talk, Space Applications Center, ISRO, Ahmedabad, India.

September 4th, 2014: “Geologic analysis of meteorite craters and volcanic landforms on Mars from Mars odyssey and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter data”. Invited talk, Space Applications Center, ISRO, Ahmedabad, India.

October 17th, 2014: “The Lakes of Titan”. G&G/HIGP Friday Seminar. UH Manoa. October 29th, 2014: “Monitoring seal-level rise with NISAR”. Invited talk, NISAR

Workshop, Reston, Virginia. December 17th, 2014: “Digital Elevation Models Aid the Analysis of Double Layered Ejecta

(DLE) Impact Craters on Mars. Oral presentation Fall 2014 AGU Meeting, San Francisco.

April 17th, 2015: “Way cool and far out: Landing on a comet with the Rosetta space

mission”. G&G/HIGP Friday Seminar. UH Manoa. May 4th, 2015: “Detection from space of active volcanism on Earth and, potentially, on

Venus and Rocky Exoplanets”. INVITED, Workshop on Comparative Tectonics and Geodynamics, CalTech.

May 26th, 2015: “The Rosetta Mission: Riding with a Comet”. Hawaii Space Lecture Series. October 9th, 2015: “Exploring the Dwarf Planets Pluto and Ceres”, G&G/HIGP Friday

Seminar. UH Manoa. December 17th, 2015: “Digital elevation models aid the analysis of flows at Hrad Vallis,

Mars”. Oral presentation Fall 2015 AGU Meeting, San Francisco. January 8th, 2016: “UH Manoa’s role in Space Exploration”. Pearl Ridge Rotary Club invited

speaker. April 25th, 2016: “Volcanoes on Venus”, G&G/HIGP Friday Seminar. UH Manoa. September 27th, 2016: “ESA’s Rosetta Mission: Two Years Riding with a Comet”. Hawaii

Space Lecture Series. December 12th, 2016: “Topographic analysis of the asymmetric ejecta of Zunil crater, Mars”.

Oral presentation Fall 2016 AGU Meeting, San Francisco. May 23rd, 2017: “An enigmatic landform on Mars: Zephyria Fluctus source area”.

Cordilleran Section Meeting, Geological Society of America. Honolulu, Hawaii. May 23rd, 2017: “Mare infilling of Tsiolkovskiy Crater, the Moon”. Cordilleran Section

Meeting, Geological Society of America. Honolulu, Hawaii. May 24th, 2017: “Custom instrumentation for drone measurements of volcanic gases”.

Cordilleran Section Meeting, Geological Society of America. Honolulu, Hawaii.

October 19th, 2018: “Caldera evolution on Mars”. G&G/HIGP Friday Seminar. UH Manoa. April 26th, 2019: “What if there are abundant granites on Venus?”. G&G/HIGP Friday

Seminar. UH Manoa. July 18th, 2019: Participant in “The Conversation”, a 1-hour radio show with Hawaii Public

Radio. July 19th, 2019: Organized and served as moderator for Apollo 11 celebration, which was a

three hour series of talks given by Klaus Keil, Joe Boyce, David Trang, Lingzhi Sun, Tom Giguere, and Jeff Taylor.

October 18th, 2019: “To infinity and beyond: The New Horizons spacecraft encounters with

Pluto and Ultima Thule”, Earth Sciences/HIGP Friday Seminar. UH Manoa. January 31st, 2020: “Crazy Things Could Happen if there was Once an Ocean on Mars!”,

Earth Sciences/HIGP Friday Seminar. UH Manoa. WORKSHOPS AND NON-TRADITIONAL COURSES

July 1992 “1st NASA Planetary Volcanology Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. Ran

week-long course attended by 23 participants from NASA Headquarters and elsewhere around the country.

March 1993 to June 1993. In collaboration with PEACESAT, developed a non-credit

distance learning course for school teachers in the Western Pacific (including Guam, Saipan, and American Samoa). This course required the production of ten 30-minute video tapes on space exploration and the Pacific Basin from space. I produced 5 of these shows myself.

June 1992 Assisted Jeff Taylor in the planning and running of the Hawaii Space Grant

College “Exploring Planets in the Classroom” GG593 course. 2 week course attended by 45 teachers and librarians.

June 1993. Assisted Jeff Taylor in the planning and running of the Hawaii Space Grant

College “Exploring Planets in the Classroom” GG593 course. 2 week course attended by 12 teachers. This included 5 days of field work on the Big Island, and produced a 20 minute video that has been distributed to all the participants.

September 1993 “Remote Sensing of Volcanoes”, presented at the General Assembly Meeting

of the International Association of Volcanology and Geochemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI) meeting, Canberra Australia.

March 1994 “Volcanic Hazards”, Chaired NASA’s Volcanology Panel to define new 5-year

NASA Program on natural hazards.

June 1994 Assisted Jeff Taylor in the planning and running of the Hawaii Space Grant College “Exploring Planets in the Classroom” GG593 course. 2 week course attended by 46 teachers and librarians.

July 1995 “2nd NASA Planetary Volcanology Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. Ran

week-long course attended by 9 participants from NASA Headquarters and elsewhere around the country.

February 1997. Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, who ran a “3rd NASA Planetary Volcanology

Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 10 participants from universities and government field laboratories around the country.

August 1998. Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, who ran a “4th NASA Planetary Volcanology

Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 13 participants from universities and government field laboratories around the country.

August 1999: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, who ran the “5th NASA Planetary Volcanology

Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 10 participants from universities and government laboratories around the country.

July 15th, 2000. One-day workshop on natural hazards, held in conjunction with ISPRS

Congress, Amsterdam. October 8th, 2000. One-day workshop and field trip on natural hazards and remote sensing of

Oahu. Held in conjunction with the first Global Disaster Information Network Conference, Honolulu, HI.

October 12th, 2000. One-day field trip on natural hazards and remote sensing of the Big

Island. Held in conjunction with the first Global Disaster Information Network Conference, Honolulu, HI.

August 2001: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, who ran the “6th NASA Planetary Volcanology

Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 18 participants from universities and government laboratories around the country.

August 2003: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, who ran the “7th NASA Planetary Volcanology

Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 18 participants from universities and government laboratories around the country.

November 8th, 2003: “Remote Sensing of Hawaii” workshop in conjunction with the 30th

International Symposium on Remote Sensing of the Environment. Honolulu, HI. November 12th, 2003: “Remote Sensing of Hawaii” field trip around SE Oahu in conjunction

with the 30th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of the Environment. Oahu, Hawaii.

November 15th, 2003: “Remote Sensing of Hawaii” field trip around Kilauea volcano in conjunction with the 30th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of the Environment. Big Island, Hawaii.

August 2005: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, who ran the “8th NASA Planetary Volcanology

Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 18 participants from universities and government laboratories around the country.

July-August 2008: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, Sarah Fagents and Bruce Houghton, who ran

the “9th NASA Planetary Volcanology Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 13 participants from universities and government laboratories around the country.

July 2010: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, Sarah Fagents and Bruce Houghton, who ran the “10th

NASA Planetary Volcanology Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 17 participants from universities and government laboratories around the country.

July 2013: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, Sarah Fagents and Bruce Houghton, who ran the “11th

NASA Planetary Volcanology Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 16 participants from universities and government field centers from around the country.

July 2016: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, Sarah Fagents and Bruce Houghton, who ran the “12th

NASA Planetary Volcanology Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 15 participants from universities from around the country.

July 2019: Assisted Dr. Scott Rowland, Sarah Fagents and Michelle Yoshioka, who ran the

“13th NASA Planetary Volcanology Field Workshop”, Big Island of Hawaii. This week-long course attended by 15 participants from universities from around the country.

OTHER ACTIVITIES MAY 3RD 2001: Judge for student posters. Undergraduate Research Symposium, University

of Hawaii. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES/TV COVERAGE January 28th, 2000: Article on the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) in Honolulu Star

Bulletin. See http://starbulletin.com/2000/01/28/news/story4.html

Friday Feb 11th, 2000: SRTM coverage on Channel 4 News in Honolulu at 10:00 p.m.

Tuesday Feb 15th, 2000: Live webcast describing the SRTM mission.

Wednesday Feb 16th, 2000: SRTM coverage on Channel 9 News in Honolulu at 6:00

Thursday Feb 17th, 2000: I was included in the article in USA Today about the SRTM mission.

Friday Feb 18th, 2000: SRTM coverage on Channel 2 News at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m.

Saturday Feb 19th, 2000: Honolulu Star Bulletin. See http://starbulletin.com/2000/02/19/news/story3.html

Sunday Feb 20th, 2000: Honolulu Advertiser short article on SRTM Tuesday November 28th, 2000: Included in a Star Bulletin article on radar studies of volcanoes. Wednesday March 21st, 2001: Channel 2 TV News -- rebuttal of program saying Apollo Moon

landings were faked. Monday February 4th and Tuesday February 5th, 2002: Live “Webcast” from Mauna Kea, Big

Island, in support of NASA’s upcoming Aqua launch. ~60 schools on-line plus shot archival footage of interview.

October 12th, 2015: “Impact craters and volcanoes on Mars”, ThinkTech Hawaii TV

interview. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skkAfSaKcyM December 2nd, 2015: “Planetary Research at HIGP”, Bytemarks Café, Hawaii Public Radio

interview. http://hpr2.org/post/bytemarks-caf-planetary-research-hawaii-institute-geophysics-and-planetology

January 18th, 2016: “Hawaii as a Planetary Analog”, ThinkTech Hawaii TV interview. See:

http://thinktechhawaii.com/hawaii-as-a-planetargy-volcano-analog-peter-mouginis-mark/

April 25th, 2016: “Mapping Mars”, ThinkTech Hawaii TV interview. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIXFamSegcQ&feature=em-upload_owner June 27th, 2016: “Pluto, Comets and Asteroids – Deep Space Discoveries” ThinkTech Hawaii

TV interview. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_SrQO-YhYA October 17th, 2016: “The methane lakes of Titan” ThinkTech Hawaii TV interview. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKJCOpLe9m4 February 13th, 2017: “Volcanism on Jupiter’s moon, Io”. ThinkTech Hawaii TV interview.

See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDSF0CAWGEk April 10th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Hot lava at Kilauea volcano – advances in

volcanology”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUQTwS-Rk9Q

April 17th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Meteorites, asteroids, and the early Solar System”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgaQqqDC2WA

April 24th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Mapping Hawaii’s Coastal Processes”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xzo3rA2BDG4 May 1st, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Astronomy in Antarctica”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URfBUhhSTLo May 22nd, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Science conferences in Hawaii”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29WNaFOBGlM June 5th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Space weathering”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI1zcgDQkqs June 19th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “The Orphan Tsunami of 1586”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYbWpcf9XjQ June 26th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “King Tides of Hawaii”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHVrnM_vGUU July 17th 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Cosmic Dust”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8ZAssJWrGw July 24th 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Ocean Plastics”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK61PWILM3Y August 7th 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Investigating Planetary Interiors”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mgj6SCRo_3g August 21st, 2017: Guest on ThinkTech Hawaii. “Chasing the Corona: Report on the 2017

Total Eclipse”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIX2uCxaIZw August 28th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Searching for Life Beyond Earth”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FCzZETWi0s September 11th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Tsunami in Hawaii”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm_XjVyHUIg September 18th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Remembering the Cassini Mission to

Saturn”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERu4NcIJLqg September 25th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Recent Discoveries on the Moon”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI95E-qKGqM October 2nd, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. This Summer’s Hurricanes – what we might

expect in Hawaii”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lrTs0hjK7c

October 16th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech. “Preview of Open House at SOEST”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpvqgQDxb_Q

October 20th, 2017: Live broadcast. “SOEST Open House”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJ_uTWy9hJE October 23rd, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Exploring the dwarf planet Ceres” See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUBrdspOj7U October 30th, 2017: Host of thinkTech Hawaii. “Restoring Hawaii’s fish ponds” See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVI_yEqA2RE November 6th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Volcanic eruptions on the Moon”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVI_yEqA2RE November 13th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Predicting the end of a volcanic

eruptions”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNOoNIp2Atg November 20th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “When hot lava meets water”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF_a0zJ0kxs November 27th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Finding ancient meteorites”. See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtNIIh3iqfU December 4th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Updates on Planetary Science research

Discoveries”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NveAIn3hapA December 11th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Exploring the subsurface Earth with

geophysics”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xGyp1mAqEM December 18th, 2017: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Research at the Hawaii Institute of

Geophysics and Planetology”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2uhIhut5Kw

February 5th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Precision position measurements of the ocean floor”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66SxS0UVFcg

February 12th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. Volcanology in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64l3bpHYVik

February 26th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Infrasound-Hearing beyond the human ear”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YjFi-U4lfM

March 5th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “The wonders of mineral physics” See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqrFlnWV_Oo

March 12th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Taking research from the lab to the business world”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqrFlnWV_Oo

March 19th, 2018: Guest on ThinkTech Hawaii. “China in space”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8BeG-MFPCY

April 2nd, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Earthquakes in Hawaii”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-r2-D1gANeQ

April 9th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Science perspectives form the 49th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kswUBQPkSY4

April 16th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Preparing for the 2018 hurricane season”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hTQrR5SzyU

April 30th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Geothermal energy in Hawaii”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfjGTy-aEWE

May 7th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Detecting water on the Moon”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KuSB_sl4hY

May 14th, 2018: Host of ThinkTech Hawaii. “Kilauea’s latest eruption”. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YN0MjVeDZ0w