Mr. Lyndon Nawanao Jr, a University Research Associate at NIGS and an MS Geology student, was one of the full-travel grant recipients who participated in the first Inundation Signatures on Rocky Coastlines (ISROC) Field School last 27-30 May 2024 in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands. The ISROC Network funded by the US National Science Foundation (NSF) aims to gather researchers from around the world to understand coastal boulder deposits (CBD) and extreme wave events (storms and tsunamis). A total of 25 participants from 17 universities participated with four field school leaders who specialized in extreme wave events and coastal geomorphology. The coastal areas in St Croix serve as the lecture room for coastal geomorphology, 3D boulder modeling, and coral reef systems.
Mr. Nawanao (third from left) taking down notes during a lecture in Hams Bluff, St Croix.
Group photos of the 25 participants from 17 universities and 4 field school leaders.
Action photos during the ISROC field School in St Croix, US Virgin Islands.
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