Steve Salyards
Standing between the San Andreas and San Jacinto Faults leading
an ESS 8 student field trip. (looking towards the San Jacinto Fault and the San
Gabriel Mountains)
How to Reach Me
- E-mail:
- Personal and Research
salyards@ess.ucla.edu
Computer Support
help@ess.ucla.edu
- Phone:
- Office: (310) 825-3043
SCEC Computer Room: (310) 206-4070
FAX: (310) 825-2779
Dept office: (310) 825-3880
- Mail:
- Department of Earth and Space Sciences
University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California 90024
Where to find me...
My business hours are 6:45 AM to 3:15 PM Pacific Time.
During those hours you might try looking for me at...
- Personal, Teaching and Research Office: 3686B Geology
- Department Computer Laboratory: 4691 Geology
A Summary of My Professional Life
- Education
- At the present time most of my professional activity
is directed at education. This work generally takes four forms:
- Supporting computing for the UCLA Department of Earth and Space Sciences
- Teaching for the Department of
Earth and Space Sciences
- Development of Instructional Software
- Answering public inquiries about earthquakes
- Research
- Other Professional Activities
Research Activities
Crustal deformation and rotation
- Near-fault deformation and rotation
- Strain fields in southern California
- Seismic hazards
Classes
-
ESS 8:
Earthquakes next class that I'll be teaching not scheduled yet.
Current Abstracts
Spring '94 GSA Distributed Deformation Across a Fault
Zone
Fall '94 GSA Rock Magnetics of Different Sediment Types
Fall '94 AGU Magnetostratigraphy in Southern Nevada
Some of my Software
Change v. 3.1
I wrote this program to convert Paleomagnetic Data Formats into CIT format
for use in the
PaleoMag
analysis package. I make it available since others
have found it useful, but with no guarentee of support. At the present time
it converts Ogg and Gillett formats into CIT format. If you have a format
you would like to go into or out of drop me a note and we can discuss it.
Bug reports and suggestions are welcome. Plans for the next major version
call for a rewrite of the user interface. We'll see if that version ever
appears. :)
This program runs on a DOS system and comes with the documentation and
executable in a zip file. The documentation is available alone.
-
CHANGE31.ZIP (binary file)
-
CHANGE31.DOC
Also available by anonymous ftp from minotaur.ess.ucla.edu in the
directory /ftp/pub/paleomag.
NGSSRCH
This program searches an index to National Geodetic Survey descriptions
of survey markers. The index can be searched by description, lat/lon
rectangle, or distance from a given point. The PID number, location,
description, survey order, and file location are returned. The marker
descriptions are available by anonymous ftp from minotaur.ess.ucla.edu
in the directory /ftp/pub/ngs_site_d. The site descriptions
are in UNIX compressed
format.
This program runs on a DOS system and comes with the index in dbf format
in a zip file. The documentation is available alone.
-
NGSSITES.ZIP (binary file)
-
NGSSITES.DOC
Also available by anonymous ftp from minotaur.ess.ucla.edu in the
directory /ftp/pub/index.
Other Stuff (A Bit Random...
)
If I spend time editing hyper-text, does that make me hyper-active?
sls 2/22/97