An aerial view of Laacher See, a volcanic caldera lake with a diameter of 2 km in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Created by volcanic activity, maars like this are also found in other parts of Europe and on other continents, but Eifel-Maars are the classic example worldwide. (Photo: bbsferrari/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images)

Research Roundup: GPS reveals volcanic activity under Europe

July 27, 2020

Scientists have discovered new evidence for active volcanism next door to some of the most densely populated areas […]

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This article is tagged with Corné Kreemer, crowdsourcing, Eifel region, Germany, GPS monitoring data, ground movement, Laacher See, Los Angeles, Reno, University of California, University of Nevada, volcanism, volcanoes and posted in Featured Stories, From the Magazine, GNSS

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Seen & Heard: Speed traps and rescuing koalas

July 1, 2020

“Seen & Heard” is a monthly feature of GPS World magazine, traveling the world to capture interesting and […]

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This article is tagged with Australia, COVID-19, Germany, Hamburg, Seen & Heard, speed cameras, University of Nevada, Waze and posted in COVID-19, From the Magazine