Taming a Wild Research Well in Yellowstone NP Michael M. Moore 2023-01-03 | US Geological Survey Open-file Report 2008-1014
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Putah Creek, Premier Rainbow Trout stream 1 hour north of San Francisco Michael M. Moore 2021-03-11 | A catch and release only stream, only wild rainbow trout, no stocked fish.
Sea Level and Climate Variability: Diatom Records from Coastal Marshes Michael M. Moore 2021-02-20 | Scott Starratt, U.S. Geological Survey paleontologist, 12 years ago, at one of the earliest, major climate change workshops, speaking about miscroscopic, ancient things called diatoms that live, and die in oceans, estuaries, marshes, lakes, and over time form some of the sediments. These Diatoms provide us with a fossil record which goes way back and aids in the construct of a climate model over millinial timescales. One more record of when, and how much, the climate has been effected by man.
Terestrial Wildlife Response to Climate Change Michael M. Moore 2021-02-15 | Dr. Terry Root, Stanford University, and Nobel Laureate explains her research regarding animal response to a warming climate. She has animal tracking data going back over one hundred years and has unique perspectives on Climate Change.
Ocean Acidification and the Effects to Open Ocean and Coastal Ecosystems Michael M. Moore 2021-02-13 | Richard Feely, NOAA - Pacific Marine Environmental Lab - Seattle, tells of a horrific future threat for our coastal and open ocean waters; Acidification!
Climate Change Policy: Expecting the Unimaginable Surprises and Actions to Consider Michael M. Moore 2021-02-13 | Dr. Schneider, even after his passing, is considered the father of climate change research, is speaking here at the "Climate Change, Natural Resources and Coatal Management," a joint U.S. Geological Survey - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Workshop on the Coastal Ecosystems of California, Oregon, and Washington presented January 29-30, 2009 at the Hyatt Regency, in San Francisco, California.
Stanford University On March 12, 2017 Michael M. Moore 2017-04-03 | DJI Phantom 3 Standard Drone. Fourth flight of this drone.
Drone images of USGS March 3, 2017 Michael M. Moore 2017-03-03 | My first drone recording. 1080p imagery recorded using a DJI Phantom Standard drone. Short flight showing USGS Building 3 in Menlo Park, California. This building, ironically, was the original home of the Western Mapping Center of the USGS. Now occupied by Dept of Homeland Security, Infrastructure Security Division.
Palo Alto High School Robotics Meeting Michael M. Moore 2016-10-29 | Rushes of recordings for documentary about Paly Robotics.
Student Day Montage Michael M. Moore 2016-10-08 | Rushes of scenes for documentary about the Palo Alto High School Robotics Team.
Paly Robotics Student Presentations Michael M. Moore 2016-10-07 | Rushes of scenes for documentary about the Palo Alto High School Robotics Team.
Paly Robot Lab Tour Michael M. Moore 2016-10-06 | Rushes of scenes for documentary about the Palo Alto High School Robotics Team.
Eruption of Kilauea 1959-60 Michael M. Moore 2016-09-01 | Historic event, and film. Unique volcanic eruption events, still today, many have not been recorded since. Such as highest recorded lava eruption to date. Award winning score with some of the earliest color film of Kilauea and Kapoho. Incredible film for many, many reasons.
Ross Stein MPSF Presentation on the History and Risks of Earthquakes Michael M. Moore 2016-05-28 | Dr. Ross Stein, world renowned geophysicist, gives a most elegant talk about the history and dangers of living near the dangerous, but beautiful San Andreas fault system. Dr. Stein is very entertaining, educational, and humorous at times, all the while moving back and forth from beautiful historic photos, maps and illustrations to using fascinating three dimensional objects to illustrate the amazing and surprising realities of the Earth. Watching this is the right thing to do, and a fun way to do it!
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TALKING WITH THE MEDIA with Ross Stein, Stanford University Michael M. Moore 2015-12-05 | FOR BEST PLAYBACK COPY THIS URL, THEN OPEN VLC PLAYER, USE CTRL "N" AND PASTE THE URLEverything any scientist needs to know about talking with the media, especially the television media. Also very good regarding using simple 3-D objects to communicate complicated concepts for television.
Daniel and Charlottes Wedding Michael M. Moore 2015-06-06 | Daniel and Charlotte's Wedding in the San Francisco Christian Center on May 9, 2015.
A Sight Fearfully Grand Eruptions of Lassen Peak, California, 1914-1917 Michael M. Moore 2015-04-25 | USGS scientist Michael Clynne gives a spell binding summary of the eruptions of Lassen Peak that occurred 100 years ago. He summarizes the effects, and the changes on that landscape over the past 100 years. Dr. Clynne's presentation includes rare historic photographs, comparisons with contemporary photos, and the basic geology.
The Influence of Topographic Interactions on Lava Flow Morphology and Behavior Michael M. Moore 2015-04-25 | Hannah Dietterich, USGS Menlo Park, experiments with real "homemade" lava! How does lava flow over and around topography and man made obstacles? Hanna experiments with real lava her team makes with a blast furnace, pouring it across miniature terrains and other models typical in Hawaii. Find out about how to make a "Point Cloud" of a moving object with an array of 10 still cameras, and all the other cool stuff this brilliant USGS scientist does to try to mitigate Hawaiian lava flows which, sooner or later, will eventually cover Hilo along with all of Big Island.
Groundwater of Californias Central Valley Michael M. Moore 2015-04-17 | Claudia Faunt, U.S. Geological Survey, San Diego, presents data to do with groundwater in California's Central Valley; issues of subsidence, the pre and post development water use history as well as impacts from the current historic drought.
Eruption of Kilauea 1959-1960 Michael M. Moore 2013-06-30 | Jointly produced by the U.S. Park Service and the U.S. Geological Survey shortly after remarkably historic eruptions of Kilauea, which have not been seen since. This classic government educational short, which has been in the public domain for over 40 years, won awards and was shown in classrooms across the US during the 1960's. Much of the science presented still stands the test of time, while the imagery remains historic and unique to this day. Anyone can down load and use in any way, or manner they wish.
Cool Science Plate Tectonics 22 minutes Michael M. Moore 2013-06-23 | Made by KXTX-TV in Sacramento so kids could have FUN learning about plate tectonics; earthquakes, volcanoes, earth's interior, etc.
Galaxxy Chamber & Shadow Circus Creature Theater at Monterey Pops 2012 Michael M. Moore 2012-10-14 | Galaxxy Chamber was one of the few bands that played original material at the 45th Anniversary of The Summer of Love Monterey Pops Festival 2012. This is the only "song" that GC played, at a little over 16 minutes. Watch for the incredible puppeteers of the Shadow Circus Creature Theater troupe.....amazing joint show...the puppets even eat FIRE!!!!! My grandson and granddaughter; Zack Renfro and Kei Nakawaki, respectively,, made me proud! This IS the spirit of "The Summer of Love", I know, I was there.
Are You Ready for Some Football?!! Michael M. Moore 2012-09-27 | August 2, 2012, grandson Bennett learns to throw spiral pass at age 5.
Plantin Carrots for Ickus Rabbit Michael M. Moore 2012-04-02 | Planting Royal Chanteray carrots and Blend of Colors carrots in Palo Alto on April Fools Day, 2012. Terra Incognita on KALX radio is coming in from somewhere?!!?
Doors off San Francisco Bay Chopper Tour July 6, 2000 Michael M. Moore 2012-03-23 | Circled San Francisco Bay in the front seat, doors off photo/video mission, aboard a Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter July 6, 2000. Begins wih aerials of the USGS Menlo Park Science Center, Stanford University, Stanford Linear Accelerator, San Andreas fault along Crystal Springs Reservoir, Lake San Andreas, the fault was named for this valley, then up to Pac Bell stadium, San Francisco waterfront, Pier 39, Fort Mason, Aquatic Park, Crissy Field, Fort Point, Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Park, Ocean Beach, Oakland Bay Bridge, University of California at Berkeley, Hayward fault looking both north and south.
Berkeley Mardi Gras Michael M. Moore 2012-02-22 | We couldn't stay for the parade, but we caught the staging for the parade. Wonderfully friendly people all.
Mauna Loa Volcano, Hawaii -1940 Eruption Michael M. Moore 2012-01-20 | Remarkable silent film, 16mm Kodachrome movie film, YouTube of it's day. Probably the first color film ever made of a volcanic eruption. Mauna Loa's summit Mokuaweoweo Crater eruption filmed probably in 1940 by Harold T. Stearns, a USGS Hydrologist-Volcanologist. The lava fountains are hundreds of feet high, the erupting fissure inside the crater is about two thousand feet long. The crater floor is at an elevation of 13,100' ASL. Stearns is flying in an open cockpit at an altitude of around 15,000' ASL. Note patches of snow on the rim of the crater! At 1 min, 50 secs into the video, a plane will enter the lower right corner of the frame. View the entire 66 minute SILENT FILM compilation that was hand edited by Stearns himself, but you have to use Windows Media Player, on the file menu select "open URL" and past in: mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/movies/early_hawaiian_volcanoes.wmv This file contains all of this footage plus all of Stearn's other film covering about 15 years in Hawaii between the late 1920's and the early 1940's. Check out his kewl "text screens" LOL!
Mammalian Response to Climatic Change: Past, Present and Future Michael M. Moore 2011-10-06 | Dr. Elizabeth Hadly, Department of Biology, Stanford University, shares her research regarding all kinds of mammals (us too!) have responded and continue to respond to climatic change.
Mineralogical Co-Evolution of the Geo- and Biospheres Michael M. Moore 2011-09-29 | Dr. Robert Hazen, George Mason University, talks about the evolution of minerals on Earth, and other planets. First there were 6, then 12 minerals, eventually over 4400 minerals, which took several billon of years Mars on the other hand, has fewer than 500, while our moon and Mercury have less than 400! Amazing stuff.
USGS Menlo Park Science Center Monthly Colloquium Michael M. Moore 2011-09-27 | Annual Post Doc and New Scientist Colloquium held at USGS Science Center in Menlo Park, CA . First, an overview of the USGS Post Doc program with program director Rama Kotra, then a panel of previous Post Docs who now are employed at the USGS, and finally this year's Post Doc presentations. The cream of the crop and the future of Federal earth science research.
Enzo Ferrari model with authentic audio of acceleration from 0-220mph. Michael M. Moore 2011-09-09 | ...
Bobcats and Bugs! Michael M. Moore 2011-07-24 | Already viewed by people in Finland, Germany, Poland, Spain, India, Indonesia and Japan. Handheld video record, made for my grandson Bennett, of a visit to the Palo Alto Junior Museum and Zoo. In true HiDef H264 format for full screen. Views of the new "Buzzzz" bug exhibit as well as the new bobcat habitat,"Bobcat Ridge." Especially the final 3 minutes of bobcat grooming and smiling!
