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New research by University of Calgary researcher Charles Henderson and PhD student David Terrill in the Department of Geoscience identifies the source animal of one of the world's most prolific fossils, and a possible genetic ancestor of all vertebrates.

New research helps identify the once-mysterious origin of the 'world's most useful fossils'

In many homes in the hardest-hit communities in southwest Calgary, groundwater flooding was misidentified as sewer backup and insurance claims inappropriately paid out on that basis, says a study led by Jason Abboud.

Groundwater flooding, not sewer backup, blamed for damaging homes along Elbow River in 2013

University of Calgary students from the Department of Geoscience study the geological effect of the Alberta floods at the 2013 geophysics field school. The data collected helps researchers understand the history of flooding in Calgary and changes in the Bow River over time.

UCalgary researchers contribute to science of flooding

Will climate change leave some ski hills warm, dry and snowless?

University of Calgary team locates Labour Day fireball fall zone

Study reveals how hydraulic fracturing induces tremors

Textbook project receives funding from Open Educational Resources Initiative

CREWES works with industry partners in conducting advanced research in resource exploration and development. Seismic imaging science has continuously evolved since the 1930s. Even today, scientists don’t understand all the physics involved in a seismic wave as it propagates through the Earth.

Geophysical research group advances seismic imaging science