Mission: Humanitarian Applications of Geoscience Globally - Since 2008, founded by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG). 55+ global projects to date.
Tulsa, OK and Houston, TX USA
Joined October 2011
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GWB's recently completed project in Northern Ghana:
▪️ Established five solar-powered borehole water supply systems.
▪️ Provided 25,000 liters of storage for domestic use and drip irrigation
▪️ Benefitted over 13,500 residents
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Stories from the Field: GWB's Nigeria water project aims to strenghten the community's water security and provide hands-on geoscience training to local students.
Read more in the latest GWB newsletter: bit.ly/4uJEody
#GeoscientistswithoutBorders #CleanWater #SDG6
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GWB's Guatemala volcano preparedness project's legacy is stronger local partnerships, community resilience and robust early warning system.
Read more in the latest GWB newsletter: bit.ly/4uJEody
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Today is International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction. This year's theme is disaster and inequality.
Learn more about our work - including our volcano project in Guatemala - and donate at: go.seg.org/48SFp8A
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Geoscientists without Borders® call for applications extended through 15 October for Greater Houston Area projects. Projects using applied geosciences to solve humanitarian challenges in at-risk communities especially encouraged to apply.
go.seg.org/3DApQUk
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Join this Geoscientists without Borders® webinar discussing how scientists and students have worked together and used a variety of techniques to locate safe drinking water for rural communities. Oct 9, 1 pm EDT.
Register: americangeosciences.org/webi…
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Geoscientists without Borders® call for applications extended through 15 October for Greater Houston Area projects. Projects using applied geosciences to solve humanitarian challenges in at-risk communities especially encouraged to apply.
go.seg.org/3DApQUk
#sustainability
In a new podcast, Steve Roche discusses his current Geoscientists without Borders project addressing #volcano preparedness in Guatemala and how #geophysics can impact communities.
go.seg.org/46hdIEa
#GeoscienceSavesLives #DisasterPreparedness #humanitarian #Seismic
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In an important "The Shist of It" podcast, geologist Cate Larsen (a.k.a. the Groovy Geologist) visits with Njahi Mwangala of #SEG's Geoscientists without Borders about her project involving sediment pollution around Lake Tanganyika.
go.seg.org/3t0Ko6B
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GWB_at_SEG retweeted
Check out my latest article: AEG-SEG Panel on Geophysical Techniques and Investigations Relevant to Dams and Levees at AEG Annual Meeting 2023 linkedin.com/pulse/aeg-seg-p… via @LinkedIn
Geoscientists without Borders® call for applications extended through 15 October for mainland U.S. projects. Projects using applied geosciences to solve humanitarian challenges in at-risk communities especially encouraged to apply.
go.seg.org/3DApQUk
#sustainability
Geoscientists without Borders® call for applications closes 15 Sept! GWB seeks global and mainland U.S. projects. Projects using applied geosciences to solve humanitarian challenges in at-risk communities especially encouraged to apply.
go.seg.org/3DApQUk
#sustainability
Geoscientists without Borders® call for applications closes 15 Sept! GWB seeks global and mainland U.S. projects. Projects using applied geosciences to solve humanitarian challenges in at-risk communities especially encouraged to apply.
go.seg.org/3DApQUk
#sustainability
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GWB_at_SEG retweeted
2023 Summit on Drone Geophysics - Abstract Deadline extended to Friday 18 August 2023 linkedin.com/pulse/2023-summ…
The new edition of the Geoscientists without Borders® newsletter is filled with information about fascinating and important projects, including a project to determine underground water potential and water supply in rural villages in Nigeria.
Read more: go.seg.org/3siUTSe
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The new edition of the Geoscientists without Borders® newsletter is filled with information about fascinating and important projects, including a project to determine underground water potential and water supply in rural villages in Nigeria.
Read more: go.seg.org/3siUTSe
The new edition of the Geoscientists without Borders® newsletter is filled with information about fascinating and important projects. Read it online & sign up to receive it regularly. go.seg.org/3siUTSe
@GWBatSEG #sustainability #resilientcommunities #geoscientistsaveslives
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Geoscientists without Borders® call for applications is now open. GWB seeks global and mainland U.S. projects. Projects using applied geosciences to solve humanitarian challenges in at-risk communities are especially encouraged to apply.
go.seg.org/3DApQUk
#sustainability
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Geoscientists without Borders® call for applications is now open. GWB seeks global and mainland U.S. projects. Projects using applied geosciences to solve humanitarian challenges in at-risk communities are especially encouraged to apply.
go.seg.org/3DApQUk
#sustainability
In a new Seismic Soundoff podcast, Dr. Elikplim Abla Dzikunoo and Abdul Rashid Seidu discuss their @GWBatSEG project, "Provision of potable water to communities in northeastern Ghana."
An important story on the power of #geophysics.
go.seg.org/3N7Neyy
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