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Saguaro GeoServices is a geotechnical engineering firm specializing in transportation, mining and rock blasting projects. They are located in Tucson, Arizona. Visit Saguaro GeoServices, Inc.

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GEER: Geo-Engineering Extreme Events Reconnaissance

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Extreme events engineering is an experience-driven field. Immediately following the occurrence of an extreme event (e.g., earthquake, tsunami, hurricane, landslide, or flood), perishable data that can be used to advance our understanding should be systemically […]

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This database contains a collection of USGS videos and animations. Although by no means exhaustive, the list provides a broad representation of USGS research available through visual media. Visit USGS Videos and Animations

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