61. Radon - Utah Geological Survey Maps and other information on Utah radon hazards. Also information on radon in general. http://geology.utah.gov/utahgeo/hazards/radon.htm

ugs utah geology geologic hazards / radon Radon Radon Information Radon Maps Radon Publications What is radon? Radon is a radioactive gas that has no smell, taste, or color. It comes from the natural decay of uranium that is found in nearly all rock and soil. When geologic conditions are favorable, the potential increases for high indoor levels of radon. If radon is natural, why is it a hazard? Outdoor radon levels never reach dangerous concentrations because air movement scatters radon into the atmosphere. Radon is a hazard in buildings because the gas collects in enclosed spaces. What conditions must be present for high indoor-radon levels? Four conditions must be present. The building must: be built on ground that contains sufficient uranium. have underlying soil that allows easy movement of radon. have porous building materials, cracks, or other openings below the ground surface that allow radon from soil to enter the building. have a lower air pressure inside than in the soil around the foundation.

62. Geology 105 Home Page general Oceanography geology 105 Fall 2003 San José State University.Greensheet MonWed Schedule Tues Thurs. Schedule Plug-in Downloads http://geosun1.sjsu.edu/~dreed/105.html

General Oceanography Geology 105 Fall 2003 San José State University Greensheet Mon-Wed Schedule Tues Thurs. Schedule Plug-in Downloads ... Main Menu January 31, 2002 Produced by Don Reed Department of Geology San José State University Modified from Photo by Martha Jenkins This Week Expedition 8 Animation Modified from PMEL Tsunami Project Several animated icons have been provided by

63. KGS--Geologic Map--Lyon geology map. http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/General/Geology/County/klm/lyon.html

Lyon County Because no detailed digital mapping has been done for this county, this map is extracted from the state geologic map. Publication Info O'Connor, H.G., 1953, Part 1, Rock formations of Lyon County, pp. 5-24, in Geology mineral resources, and ground-water resources of Lyon County, Kansas: Kansas Geological Survey, Volume 12, 59 pages ( out of print GIS Data The Kansas Data Access and Support Center (DASC) has ArcInfo coverages available for this generalized geologic data. Metadata information for this set The link is in the right panel. DASC FTP site Automated Cartography Unit, Kansas Geological Survey Updated Oct. 5, 2000 Comments to webadmin@kgs.ku.edu URL=http://www.kgs.ku.edu/General/Geology/County/klm/lyon.html

64. Deserts: Geology And Resources USGS online book, written for a general audience. Covers desert climates, desert landforms, sand dunes and aeolian processes, evaporite mineral deposits, and related topics. http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/deserts/

TABLE OF CONTENTS FIRST ROW: Granite Mountain in the Great Basin Desert (photograph by Terrence Moore). SECOND ROW: Zabriskie Point in Death Valley, California; Sonoran Desert (photographs by Peter Kresan). THIRD ROW: Artists Point in Monument Valley (photograph by Peter Kresan); Death Valley, California (photograph by Cecil Stoughton). FOURTH ROW: Cacti in the Sonoran Desert (photograph by John Olsen). VIEW a list of other USGS General Interest Publicationss Maintained by Eastern Publications Group Web Team Last modified 10/29/97

65. Geology - General general Interest Site. geology is the study of the Earth, the materials it is madeof, the changes that have taken place since its origin, and the processes http://coastgis.marsci.uga.edu/summit/geologygen.htm

Page last updated Georgia's River Basins Georgia's Geology Georgia's Climate Altamaha River Basin Georgia's Geology Physiographic Provinces s Map of Provinces Georgia's Aquifers General Interest Site Geology is the study of the Earth, the materials it is made of, the changes that have taken place since its origin, and the processes that caused those changes. Rivers are affected by the geology and topography of the areas they flow through, because the slope of the land and the soil and rocks determine how fast water flows, how much of it soaks into the ground, how much runs into river and stream channels, and how quickly the rocks and soil erode. The eroded soil and rock are carried downstream until they settle out in a calm stretch of the river or until they reach the ocean. Water which soaks into the ground enters the groundwater system, and may help recharge one of the aquifers underlie the surface soil.

66. Department Of Hydrogeology And Environment - Institute Of Geology At The Univers Information on research, faculty and associated people, general contact information and class descriptions for the Department of Hydrogeology and Environment at the Institute for geology. http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/hydrogeologie/index_e.html

Home Members Research Projects Journal ... City of Würzburg Department of Hydrogeology and Environment General Information about the Department German version Contact: People, Telephone Numbers, Email Adresses Research: Actual Research Projects Journal of the Department: Journal of Hydrogeology and Environment - Table of Contents and Abstracts Lectures, courses, filed trips and practical trainings are listed in the: University Calendar of the Faculty of Geosciences (Semester 2003) How to find us: Contact and Maps

67. Exploration Geology - General Information courses in Exploration geology and Economic geology are on offer. Explorationgeology Home Page - geology Home Page - Rhodes University home page. http://www.rhodes.ac.za/academic/departments/geology/exmscad.htm

A spectrum of course-work and thesis-related degrees designed for full-time (1-2 year) and part-time (2-3 year) candidates wishing to further their skills in the broad field of mineral resources. A variety of postgraduate M.Sc. courses in Exploration Geology and Economic Geology are on offer. The programme has been running since 1978 and is one of the longest standing of its kind. Curricula range from course-work dominated programmes to straight thesis studies. They are intended for a variety of candidates from practising industry geologists through to research students. Attendance is either on a part-time or full-time basis. Currently, the entire programme is presented each year allowing maximum flexibility for part-time students. Completion of the course-work component can be achieved within a period of nine months by full-time students. Workshops are conducted by specialists from industry and other universities as well as by the staff of the Geology Department at Rhodes University. Extensive field trips to southern Africa's renowned mineral deposits form an integral part of the programme.

68. WVGES Geology, General Information For Marion County 3 Information Source = Departmental, Statistical, and general Information in WestVirginia WVGES Welcome Pagetop WV geologyup WV Countiesprevious Page http://www.wvgs.wvnet.edu/www/geology/geolmari.htm

County at a Glance - Marion History Created in 1842 from parts of Monongalia and Harrison counties and named in honor of General Francis Marion, of Revolutionary War fame, known in history as "The Swamp Fox." Area (square miles) County Seat Fairmont Population (1990) Leading Industries and Chief Agricultural Products coal, aluminum sheets, fluorescent lamps, sealed-beam lamps, electric power, hydraulic pump, motor parts, livestock, hay and grain, dairying, poultry, computer software application and design, computer hardware manufacturing and other high technology industries, natural gas Public Recreation Areas Prickett's Fort State Park, Valley Falls State Park Coal Facts and Figures Coal Reserve Summary Original Mineable Reserves = 4,317,089,326 tons Reported Production, 1883-1995 = 702,779,652 tons Estimated Loss = 702,779,652 tons Estimated Recoverable Reserves = 1,455,765,011 tons Coal Production, 1995 Total Production = 3,639,547 tons Production from Underground Mines = 3,610,698 tons (Number of Underground Mines = 12) Conventional = tons Continuous = 1,226,859 tons Longwall = 2,383,839 tons Other = tons Production from Surface Mines = 28,849 tons (Number of Surface Mines = 4) Gas and Oil Facts and Figures NOTE THAT THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE PRELIMINARY VALUES NOT ALL 1995 DATA HAVE BEEN REPORTED AND NOT ALL 1995 DATA HAVE BEEN QUALITY CHECKED.

69. UCSB Geology - General Highlights turned off. You can get to the information nevertheless by followingthese links general Highlights Undergrad Links Site Navigation. http://www.geol.ucsb.edu/L1/Home-General-FR.html

UCSB GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES This web page was written for a frames-capable Internet Browser. If you see this message, either your browser is not frames-capable, or you have frames turned off. You can get to the information nevertheless by following these links: General Highlights Undergrad Links Site Navigation

70. GWU Geology - General Information The GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON DC. Department of Earth and EnvironmentalSciences. An overview of the Department; Trying to find Bell Hall? http://www.gwu.edu/~geology/html/info.html

The GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON DC Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences An overview of the Department Trying to find Bell Hall? You can find us on the campus map! (Make sure that you page down to the detail map below the location map.) Oops...just trying to find your way to the university? Here is a better map. It has directions if you go to the bottom of it. The District of Columbia is full of museums, historical sites, clubs, outdoor activities, and more. Bell Hall, home of the Earth and Environmental Sciences Dept.

71. Bucknell Geology - General Field Equipment The Equipment Room in the geology department is stocked with basic field equipmentsuch as augers, tapes, firstaid kits, Brunton and Silva compasses, hammers http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/geology/facilities/FieldEquipment/FieldEquip

Bucknell Find People Site Index Search ... Prospective Students One category often overlooked when descibing facilities and equipment is the basic field equipment that is the backbone of our program. We have a well-stocked equipment room, loaded with the basic equipment that is so important to the operation of our labs and research. If a student or faculty member has the need for a particular piece of equipment, we have an unwritten motto that says: If they need it, we'll get it". The Equipment Room: The Equipment Room in the Geology department is stocked with basic field equipment such as augers, tapes, first-aid kits, Brunton and Silva compasses, hammers, hand lenses, etc. Students working on projects can sign out this equipment and are responsible for its safe return. An Advanced Environmental Hazards lab Measuring boulders on a recent debris flow in Virginia. Other Field Equipment available for Student and Faculty use includes: Field cameras: 35mm, digital and video;

72. USGS Geologic Information -- General Interest Publications Formal metadata info and tools Privacy statement general disclaimer This page is http//geology.usgs.gov/tools/metadata/ Maintained by Peter Schweitzer Last updated Monday, 12Apr-2004 http://geology.usgs.gov/gip.html

Skip navigation links Publications Warehouse USGS Library Online Catalog Publications of the USGS General-Interest Publications [Online] Acid Rain and Our Nation's Capital http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/acidrain/ This booklet focuses on acid rain and its impact on our Nation's capital. Rain in Washington, D.C., has an average acidity of 4.2, about as acid as a carbonated drink and more than ten times as acid as clean, unpolluted rain. This booklet will define acid rain, explain what effects it has on marble and limestone buildings, and show, on a walking tour, some of the places in our Nation's capital where you can see the impact of acid precipitation. Birth of the Mountains: The Geologic Story of the Southern Appalachian Mountains http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/birth/ The Southern Appalachian Mountain region is known worldwide for its great beauty and biological diversity. Why does this area have such beautiful scenery and such a diversity of plants and animals? How do the mountains, and the rocks and minerals of which they are made, affect the lives of people? How do people affect the mountains? To address these questions, we need to understand what took place millions of years ago and how these geologic events have influenced the landscape, climate, soils, and living things we see today. Building Stones of Our Nation's Capital http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/stones/

73. General Geology Front Page general geology 1113. DR. STEPHEN K. BOSS. You are Razorback AaddzzCounter since 17 September 1997. SYLLABUS, CURRENT STUDY GUIDES. http://comp.uark.edu/~sboss/gengeol.html

GENERAL GEOLOGY 1113 DR. STEPHEN K. BOSS You are "Razorback" since 17 September 1997 SYLLABUS CURRENT STUDY GUIDES CLASS ROSTER STUDY GUIDE ARCHIVE EXPECTATIONS EXAMS WITH ANSWERS LAB SCHEDULE STUDENT GRADES TO DATE ROCK BAGS SLIDE SETS GEOLOGY AT THE MOVIES GEOPARDY! Best experienced with Click here to start. BACK TO DR. STEPHEN K. BOSS HOME PAGE E-mail your comments and suggestions to Dr. Boss

74. General Geology Slide Sets general geology (GEOL 1113). SLIDE SETS. METEOR IMPACTS, BEACH NOURISHMENT,RETURN TO general geology HOME PAGE. RETURN TO DR, STEPHEN K. BOSS HOME PAGE. http://comp.uark.edu/~sboss/slideset00.htm

GENERAL GEOLOGY (GEOL 1113) SLIDE SETS here free OASIS EARTH NOTICING GEOLOGY SILICATE MINERALS VOLCANOES IGNEOUS ROCKS WEATHERING SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES METAMORPHIC ROCKS PLATE TECTONICS GEOLOGIC STRUCTURES GEOLOGIC TIME FLOOD DYNAMICS METEOR IMPACTS BEACH NOURISHMENT RETURN TO GENERAL GEOLOGY HOME PAGE RETURN TO DR, STEPHEN K. BOSS HOME PAGE

75. Some Basic General Geology Links Some Basic general geology Links (Starting Points). Association ofAmerican State Geologists has links to all the state geological http://www.tsop.org/links/gengeol.htm

Some Basic General Geology Links (Starting Points) Association of American State Geologists has links to all the state geological surveys and their varied and extensive offerings. General Earth Science Info section of the Rockhounds Information Page has a variety of links to sites of general interest. Geological Surveys and Associations U.S. Geological Survey site covering a wide range of the topics they address, such as earthquakes, floods, maps, volcanoes, and more. Yahoo - Earth Sciences Listing : a comprehesive listing of sites. Org. Pet. Orgs Related Soc/Orgs Research/ Government Orgs Univ Research ... Main Links Page

76. UTA Admissions -- Choose Your Major Undergraduate Major geology, general and teacher certification option (BA). http://www.uta.edu/admissions/majors/major.php?id=114&group=geol

77. History/Geology/Wildlife/Plants Main History Links Books Other. Home Map News Search Sitemap. Spokane History general/GeologyNative American Nature/Survival Signatures Statistics Sounds Basalt http://www.spokaneoutdoors.com/hstlinks.htm

Main History Links Books ... Ranger Phone# Reference All History/Geology/Miscellaneous 1890's Spokane (620K drawing takes a while to load) Archaeology Magazine Basalt Formations Bureau of Land Management- Spokane ... Museum of History and Industry (in Seattle) National Geographic National Parks Service Northwest History Database Population is increasing for what reason? ... Spokane Falls (friends of the falls organization) Timeline for Spokane development USDA Forest Service USGS Washington Social Studies Site ... World of Maps

78. Geology In Michigan Learn more about the geology of the Waterloo area complete with a map. A naturalextension to the general information for the more advanced audience. http://www.michigan.gov/deq/0,1607,7-135-3311_3582---,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Permits Programs ... Storage Tanks Geology in Michigan Digital Images of Geology (DIG) Contest Index of Files The Rock Cycle in Michigan Rock Cycle Reference Materials Core and Sample Repository and Inventory Dimension Stone Feasibility Study ... Return to the index at the top The Rock Cycle in Michigan If you have any questions, suggestions, comments, corrections or additions, please contact Steven E. Wilson at wilsonse@michigan.gov list of files on the Rock Cycle in Michigan CD Return to the index at the top The Rock Cycle in Michigan The Rock Cycle in Michigan.PPS The Rock Cycle in Michigan from the PowerPoint show file (starts automatically). The Rock Cycle in Michigan.PPT The Rock Cycle in Michigan from the PowerPoint presentation. Notes only for the presentation Only the notes from the PowerPoint presentation no slides. Slides handout for the presentation Three slides per page with space for notes, possible student handout. Slides with notes for the presentation Slides and notes from the PowerPoint presentation. Return to the index at the top Rock Cycle Reference Materials Core and Sample Facility Return to the index at the top Dimension Stone Feasibility Study The document has been subdivided into the following pieces: Dimension Stone Feasibility Study REPORT (550 KB) The text of the REPORT for the Dimension Stone Feasibility Study.

79. Geology (General) History Krakatoa tells the frightening tale of the biggest volcanic eruptionin history using a blend of gentle geology and narrative history. http://facultyofastronomy.com/Geology_(General)_History.html

STUDENT BOOKS ONLINE Faculty Of Astronomy Student Books Online Back To Astronomy Search Featured Universities ... Tycho Brahe Looking for more books? Hoofdstromen en mensbeelden in de psychologie Astronomy Mercury Mars Ilium ... Astronomy Links For Students Lesson Tutor Shopping Links Shopping Directory Digital Cameras Big Shoes Consumer Electronics ... Canadian Pharmacy If you like science and the little details that go with it-you will really enjoy this book. It reads easily yet contains much detail. more... Written by Steve Jones Charles Darwin Published by Modern Library (March 2001) ISBN 0375756809 Price $12.95 This book is a spectacular visual text to some of the American National Parks. The size of the photos, and their photographic quality, are just excellent. The photos are right up there with National Geographic-type quality. In addition, the accompaning text gives ecological insights to where and why this part of the United States was designated and saved as a National Park. The book gives short but insightful accompanying text for each of the Parks that are presented to the reader. The only ... more...

80. KLUWER Online - Reference Works general geology. Geochemistry. Geomorphology. Geophysics. Home » The EarthSciences Encyclopedia Online (ESEO) » general geology. Browse general geology http://reference.kluweronline.com/?xmlid=0442224990

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