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Skip to main content Geophysical Institute Main navigation Home About Contact Information Contact UAF Directory Visitor Information History Timeline GI Quarterly People Leadership Researchers Emeriti Research Atmospheric Sciences Remote Sensing Seismology & Geodesy Snow, Ice & Permafrost Space Physics & Aeronomy Tectonics & Sedimentation Volcanology Facilities Services Design & Printing Education Outreach Instrument Development Map Office & Sales Keith B. Mather Library Research Computing Systems Events Science for Alaska Lecture Series Students Shop Donate Login Search Home Atmospheric Sciences The Atmospheric Sciences group studies the physical, chemical and dynamical processes of the atmosphere from the unique vantage point of the polar region. The group strives to understand the polar atmosphere and its role within the Earth system. Many topics bear directly on societal issues related to climate variability and change. Read more Space Physics and Aeronomy The Space Physics & Aeronomy research group studies Earth's geospace environment, which extends from the surface of the sun to Earth's atmosphere. The group uses ground-based observations of magnetic fluctuations, infrasound, light from auroral emissions, and radio signals reflected from ionospheric irregularities. Read more Snow, Ice and Permafrost The Snow, Ice & Permafrost research group seeks to understand the properties of Earth's icy regions, known as the cryosphere, and the physical processes that occur within them. Scientists study the role of snow, ice and permafrost in shaping the landscape, and the changes that occur as the Arctic climate warms. Read more Seismology and Geodesy The Seismology group conducts research and monitors Alaska's earthquakes and tsunamis. The group includes the State Seismology Lab. Alaska lies in a tectonically complex region bounded by a major subduction zone. The group carries out high-resolution seismic recordings and studies the motion and configuration of tectonic plates. Read more Tectonics and Sedimentation The Tectonics & Sedimentation research group strives to reconstruct the processes of Earth's history over a variety of timescales. Alaska and the adjacent regions of the circumpolar north provide a rich environment for such research. The Pacific North American and Eurasian plates meet in Alaska, creating a natural laboratory for research in this area. Read more Remote Sensing The Remote Sensing group develops and uses data from satellite, ground-based and airborne sources to address Earth and planetary science topics. The group studies volcanology, sea ice, permafrost, crustal deformation, impact craters, land use and hazard monitoring. Read more Volcanology Alaska is the nation's most volcanically active state, with eruptions of broad impact. The Volcanology group studies volcanoes and eruptions using remote sensing, infrasound, chemical analyses, and special instrumentation. The group also studies volcanoes throughout the world and maintains active collaborations with Alaska Volcano Observatory partners and with other universities worldwide. Read more Monitors Real-time data from the world around you. Aurora Forecast See the lights dancing in the sky. Earthquake Information View the latest earthquakes in Alaska. Volcanic Activity What's erupting & how we respond. Webcam & Weather Check out our current conditions. Smoke Forecast Wildfire smoke prediction for Alaska. Magnetometer How magnetic is Alaska? Hazards Portal Remote sensing-based hazard monitoring. Satellite Data Near real-time imagery of Alaska and the Arctic. In the News What's happening at the Geophysical Institute. GI's Mike West, David Fee discuss tsunami on Sen. Murkowski’s podcast Geophysical Institute June 18, 2020 Senator Lisa Murkowski, chairman of the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, today recorded the sixth episode of her new podcast... Read more New method may help anticipate large volcanic eruptions Geophysical Institute May 18, 2020 Volcanic eruptions are not easy to anticipate. Now, a new paper proposes a way to provide early clues by evaluating magma movement far beneath... Read more Geophysical Institute director joins space research board Geophysical Institute May 11, 2020 Robert McCoy, director of the Geophysical Institute at UAF, was elected to the governing board of USRA, the Universities Space Research... Read more more news Researchers Meet the people behind the science. Mark Conde Space Physics and Aeronomy Uses sounding rockets and ground-based optical instruments to study space weather William Bristow Space Physics and Aeronomy Uses radar techniques to study ionospheric and magnetospheric physics and ion-neutral interactions Uma Bhatt Atmospheric Sciences Specializes in climate variability, from seasonal to multidecadal time scales Carl Tape Seismology & Geodesy Uses seismic waves to study earthquakes and image Earth's internal structure Peter Damiano Space Physics and Aeronomy Uses simulations to study particle acceleration and Alfven wave dynamics in space plasmas Taryn Lopez Volcanology Analyzes the chemical composition of volcanic gases to explain volcanic processes Jeffrey Benowitz Tectonics and Sedimentation Uses geochronology and thermochronology to study the Earth system Bernard Coakley Tectonics and Sedimentation Studies the marine geology and geophysics of the Arctic Ocean to reveal its history Chung-Sang Ng Space Physics and Aeronomy Analyzes space and fusion plasmas through theory and computational plasma physics Elizabeth Fischer Snow, Ice, and Permafrost Studies feedbacks between ice sheets, atmosphere, and ocean more researchers Alaska Science Forum Weekly column in cooperation with the UAF research community. All Animals History Humans Land World traveler visits South Fairbanks SOUTH FAIRBANKS — Just after 3 a.m., over this city built near the confluence of two rivers, the sun rose with the color of an orange Creamsicle. When permafrost kills? A moose story High summer is here in middle Alaska. North of Fairbanks, in bright sunshine, alder flycatchers are perched in spruce tops, just arriving from Bolivia and Peru. A tale of glacier mice and young love Glacier mice are soft green ovals, about as big as your hand. Each summer day, they creep an inch across the surface of some Alaska glaciers. Planet walk puts things in perspective It is a pleasant day for a walk in middle Alaska, with blue sky overhead, and people perhaps looking for something to do outside, with lots of space and sweet-scented summer air around them. A COVID-19 story from a rugged Alaskan After the final steps of a long run in early March, Greg Finstad took his pulse rate. His heart was at 38 beats per minute. Perfect. more articles Facilities Research facilities at the Geophysical Institute. About Since it was established by an Act of Congress in 1946, scientists at the Geophysical Institute have studied geophysical processes from the center of the Earth to the surface of the sun and beyond, turning data and observations into information useful for state, Arctic and national priorities. Quick Links Login Directory Careers Students Media & Public Relations UAF Contact Credits Contact info The GI is located on the West Ridge of the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus. 907-474-7558 uaf-gi-public-info@alaska.edu 2156 Koyukuk Drive University of Alaska Fairbanks Fairbanks, AK 99775 The University of Alaska Fairbanks is an AA/EO employer and educational institution and prohibits illegal discrimination against any individual: Learn more about UA's notice of nondiscrimination . 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