I received the latest issue of Yellowstone Science today, and noted two geyser-related articles. The first article, "Control of Hydrothermal Fluids by Natural Fractures at Norris Geyser Basin", is by Cheryl Jaworowski (Geologist working for YNP), Henry Heasler (Yellowstone's Park Geologist), Colin Hardy (Project Leader of Fire Behavior Research Work Unit of the US Forest Service) , and Lloyd Queen (Professor of Remote Sensing at University of Montana). It includes some interesting illustrations showing surface temperatures overlaid on aerial photographs. The second article, "Norris Geyser Basin's Dynamic Hydrothermal Features" is by David Shean and discusses the use of historical aerial photos to detect change. It includes numerous photos from 1954 to present showing various features (The Reservoir, Porkchop Geyser, the Ragged Hills) as they change over time. If you are interested in Norris changes and the research that is ongoing to study changes in thermal areas using remote sensing, this is a "don't miss" issue. Yellowstone Science is published by the Yellowstone Center for Resources. To subscribe, email Tami_Blackford at NPS.gov. Ralph Taylor -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20070125/34fdd7a0/attachment.html>