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The goal of this is
to develop a logo that reflects who we are to the
broader geophysical community.
The Near-Surface Geophysics Focus Group supports
the development and application of geophysical methods to study
the near-surface region (top ~100 m) of Earth. First organized
in 2006, our primary objective is to build an AGU community
where researchers involved with near-surface geophysical
methods, regardless of the specific application, can discuss and
advance the fundamental science of geophysical imaging (data
acquisition, inversion, interpretation). We will interact
closely with AGU sections where near-surface geophysics can be
used to address key questions about subsurface properties and
processes.
Perhaps a starting
point for ideas for this logo would be
this article in
the June 20 2006 EOS. This article described this
new focus group including the purpose of this area as a
separate group, a number of cross-correlations with
other areas and various objectives of the group. But
there could certainly be a number of other places to
start.
Potential logos may be
submitted to
Lee Slater at
lslater@andromeda.rutgers.edu.
Logos may
be submitted in most any format (jpg, gif, ai,
pict, pdf, etc). If the format is compressed (jpg, gif,
etc) then please be sure the images are large--it's
always easier to make images smaller than to make them
bigger.
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