[Geysers] Research

[Joeerg at aol.com]

Scott,
I'm really only an armchair gazer, since I live so far from YNP, but it 
sounds like a fascinating idea.  I've read a bit on tides as well as a fair amount 
on thermal activity, volcanism, and geology in general, and I can't recall 
seeing any studies on this relationship.  
This forum is the best place to network with people who can direct you to the 
available resources, which are impressive.  I love it when the painful, 
obsessive record keeping gets put to use for something like this.
Good luck!

Debby Stahl

n a message dated 3/17/2005 7:06:54 PM Central Standard Time, 
dieselsk at yahoo.com writes:

> 
> Hey everybody,
>    This isn't directly geyser related, but I thought
> I would ask anyway.  If anyone had an answer for me I
> knew this would be the best place to ask. 
> 
>    I'm a college student who has been on the server
> for a few years now.  My senior research project is
> due next year, but I am trying to get a head start on
> it.  So, I was wondering if it would be a good project
> to look at the effects of tidal forces (caused by the
> moons gravity) on a geysers interval and/or duration? 
> Does anyone know if this would be a possible project
> for me to do?  If so, is there anyone who would know
> where I could find some information relating to it.  I
> figured I would use Old Faithful as the subject of my
> study because I could use the old data logger info
> that is still online.  
> 
>    I would like any comments that anyone has to say.
> Thanks for your time.  
> 
> Scott Kronholm
> St. Paul, Minnesota
> 
> 
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