Dr. Tiegan Hobbs

@THobbsGeo

Seismic Risk Scientist 🌋 at the Geological Survey of Canada 🇨🇦 | Adjunct Professor 👩‍💻 at 🌎 | Opinions are my own | She/her

Vancouver, BC
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    Large rockslide on Seton Lake today. Crews are asking people to stay off the lake as there is a significant amount of debris

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    Apr 19

    Going to ? Have questions about ? Find our ambassadors & look out for badges to get some answers!

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    Apr 20

    Many thanks to Christa von Hillebrandt-Andrade for staffing the HEWG post at !

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    Apr 20

    Join and others from HEWG at the DEI focused SIG at on Friday.

    Many thanks to Christa von Hillebrandt-Andrade for staffing the HEWG post at !
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    Apr 18

    If you are & need to take public transportation w/ no , you need to be in a well-fitted N95 mask. We’ve had luck w/ the 3M Aura in our family w/ very diff face shapes/sizes. Avail at HD, etc. The non-profit can help find a mask for you.

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    Apr 11

    Your periodic reminder that this was the headline a week ago today but you may not have read it because an actor slapped another actor at an awards show

    UN warns Earth 'firmly on track toward an unlivable world'
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    Apr 12

    In discussions of open access, there needs to be differentiation of gold (with an article processing charge) and diamond (free to publish) open access options. Diamond open access is free for everyone and is not discriminatory (contra: below👇). More here:

    Most scientists from the Global South are not able to afford Open Access (OA). An OA article can equal 3 or 4 of our monthly salaries or the full yearly amount of one of our grants. This discriminatory situation creates a double-standard in science dissemination.
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  9. Apr 11

    Earthquake feast part 2: beans and rice boogaloo.

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    Apr 11

    "Scientists are studying faults and their behaviors in various regions of the U.S. and in other parts of the world. Specific areas of study in the U.S. are divided into these regions: AK, the PNW, CA, the Intermountain West, and Central and Eastern U.S."

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    Apr 11

    It’s Preparedness Week. Did you know that is in Tsunami Notification Zone E? When a Tsunami Watch, Advisory or Warning is issued for Zone E, be prepared to act based on official information. Learn more about Tsunami notifications:

    A map of East Coast Tsunami Zones.
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    Apr 8

    Curious to know more about tsunami preparedness? From April 10 to 16, will be sharing specific tsunami information and answering all your preparedness questions, so stay tuned! For more details 👇

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    Apr 10

    So begins ! Have a look at the recently updated hazard map. See the safe zones and the areas where you want to evacuate in the event of a tsunami:

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  14. Apr 11

    Zone E here 🙋‍♀️

    BC's coast is divided into five tsunami notification zones. Know which ones apply to you so you can respond quickly during a tsunami. Learn more & find detailed zone maps at
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    Apr 11

    BC's coast is divided into five tsunami notification zones. Know which ones apply to you so you can respond quickly during a tsunami. Learn more & find detailed zone maps at

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    Apr 10

    Do you know where Ucluelet's high ground areas are? Check out this interactive Ukee Map to locate tsunami safe zones, and the closest assembly area to you. Green = Tsunami safe zone, 21- 30 meters elevation.

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    Apr 10

    A nice simple way to engage communities in hazard preparedness!

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    Mar 20

    Gobsmacking to see how anomalous this East Antarctic atmospheric river was, very analogous to June 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome in magnitude. 🤯

    Replying to @JonathanWille @pinturicchio_60 and 9 others
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    Mar 9

    now this is cinema

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    Mar 10

    ...I believe I have a personal responsibility to stand in partnership with immunocompromised persons and others at high risk of severe disease and to do my part in helping avoid COVID; wearing a mask indoors for a bit longer is a small thing to do to help a fellow person. 11/n

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