CREDITING AND BRANDING

How to credit ALERTCalifornia photos and videos

  • ALERTCalifornia’s live camera feeds are available for public use with credit.
  • CREDIT: we require “ALERTCalifornia | UC San Diego” when clips are displayed on screen, text captions, etc. additionally verbal acknowledgement is also recommended, credit “UC San Diego’s ALERTCalifornia camera network” on air.
  • Tag @ALERTCalifornia if sharing a photo, screen grab, or video on social media. 
  • Do not crop or remove the black information bar at the bottom of screen grabs and video.
  • Do not crop or remove partner logos.

ALERTCalifornia imagery and data terms of use. 

Questions? Contact our communications team.

Branding

ALERTCalifornia is part of the University of California San Diego.

ALERTCalifornia and UC San Diego Logo Lockup

  • Do not remove UC San Diego from the logo.
  • Do not change the typeface.
  • Do not attach other graphic elements to the logotype.
  • Do not stretch or change the proportions of the logotype.
  • Do not rearrange or overlap components of the logo.
  • Do not alter the weight of the logotype.
  • Do not change the colors of the logo, it must be displayed as white over a dark background or black over a light background.

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ALERTCalifornia is a
UC San Diego Program

Live Camera Feeds

Neal Driscoll

Principal Investigator

Dr. Neal Driscoll is the principal investigator of the ALERTCalifornia program at the University of California San Diego, where he is a professor of geology and geophysics at Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

Driscoll’s background in natural hazard research traces back more than 35 years. He has published more than 120 manuscripts in high impact peer-reviewed journals, including Science, Nature Geoscience, Geology, and the Journal of Geophysical Research on subjects ranging from earthquake hazards to devastating wildfires., He has received multiple awards during his career, including the Heezen and Storke Awards for excellence in research and UC San Diego’s inaugural Undergraduate Teaching Award. Driscoll has also appeared in articles published by The Associated Press, The New York Times, CBS News, The Los Angeles Times, KGTV, KPBS and other notable news outlets.

Driscoll received his Ph.D. in geology and geophysics from Columbia University and worked as an associate research scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Falmouth, MA before joining UC San Diego in 2000. His research interests at Scripps Oceanography include landscape and seascape evolution in response to tectonic deformation, sea-level fluctuations, climate, neotectonics, and geohazards.