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And if I am at the table, let me show you OpenGeoSci, our map based search interface.
lithospherejournal.bsky.social Lithosphere Journal @lithospherejournal.bsky.social · Mar 10
Are you at @ERandL's #erl20 this week? Stop by table #202 in the exhibit hall to say hello to @GeoScienceWorld and hear about the all new #OpenAccess #Lithosphere!

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March 24, 2025 at 1:38 AM
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🚨 Freshly dropped: The first newsletter from @EGU_SSS is out now! 🎉
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[EGU SSS list] Newsletter n. 1
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August 4, 2025 at 10:36 AM
geoscienceworld.bsky.social
Have you tried OpenGeoSci, GSW’s free interactive map-based search tool? Browse by location, refine results within map boundaries, and now link directly to full articles and chapters for a faster, more seamless research experience. #map #search #geoscience tinyurl.com/2dd4fjk2
Screenshot of map-based search tool, OpenGeoSci.
September 10, 2025 at 8:37 PM
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I live in SC and lotta people aren't aware, but we're on a fault and I did consider that when buying. The brick buildings downtown that survived the 1886 earthquake have tie rods.
OpenGeoSci Tools abstract Following the Modified Mercalli Intensity X 31 August 1886 earthquake, a privately published report described the damage sustained by each of the approximately 7,000 buildings in Charleston, South Carolina. We have examined this report to seek the factors that contributed to the observed damage. An analysis of the data suggests that the type of material used in the construction was the most important single factor and the site location (made versus solid ground) a secondary one. Over 80 per cent of the damaged buildings were of brick construction. Only a slightly higher proportion of brick buildings located on made ground (69 per cent) suffered compared to those located on firm ground (63 per cent). Only 7 per cent of wood frame structures sustained damage, of these 96 per cent were located on made ground.
April 22, 2026 at 2:19 AM