41. Redirect The main library at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, primarily serving users with resources in the Humanities and the Social and Behavioral Sciences. Also serves as a secondary location for resources in the Natural and physical Sciences, geology and Geography, and Engineering. http://www.library.umass.edu/web.html

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42. Geology - Physical Software & CD-ROM geology Explorer CDROM, Wins, Mac, H, SH, U, Earth and Atmosphere, Wins Mac. This CD-ROM addresses physical aspects of the Earth and its atmosphere. http://www.msmedia.com.au/SCIENCE/SOFTWARE/Earth_Sciences/ESc_SOFT.htm

EARTH SCIENCES SOFTWARE Science Home Print Register Search ... Ordering To view information and prices, Click on a product in the table below, or simply scroll down to view all selections. To view sample screens, Click on hyperlinked word/s. Use browser arrows to move back and forward between sample screens H - Years 7 - 10 SH - Years 11 - 12 U - University - Program on CD-ROM - Program on Floppy Disk PLEASE NOTE: For Australian customers only. GST is not included in these prices. GST is added during the Checkout stage. Product Name Format Level Media Rocks, Minerals and Fossils Wins, Mac H, SH Earth and Atmosphere Wins, Mac H, SH IPT SourceBook Wins H, SH, U Multimedia Minerals Wins H, SH An Introduction to Structural Methods CD-ROM Wins, Mac H, SH, U Earth's Dynamic Surface CD-ROM Wins, Mac H, SH, U Hands-On Mineral Identification CD-ROM Wins, Mac H, SH, U TASA Minerals Photo CD-ROM Wins, Mac H, SH, U

43. KEJIMKUJIK LAKE The lake's description as inscribed in the World Lakes database. Photo and complete physical and scientific description including geology, plant and animal life. http://www.ilec.or.jp/database/nam/nam-56.html

KEJIMKUJIK LAKE An aerial view of the lake Photo: J.J.Kerekes A. LOCATION Nova Scotia, Canada. 44:23N, 65:15W; 90 m above sea level. B. DESCRIPTION T I n response to the need for scientific knowledge of the potential impacts of the long-range transportation of air pollutants on freshwater ecosystems in Atlantic Canada, the Government of Canada initiated the Kejimkujik Calibrated Catchment Study Program, an interdisciplinary multi-agency study in 1980. T he lake is shallow and has a relatively high flushing rate (4.5 times yr-1), precipitation is 1,460 mm yr-1 and the runoff is 910 mm yr-1. The water is extremely dilute (sum of constituents = 13 mg l-1), and due to its relative closeness to the ocean, it is dominated by Na and Cl ions. Calcium and magnesium concentrations are extremely low (0.7 and 0.5 mg l-1, respectively); thus under the existing ca. 20 kg ha-1 yr-1 wet sulphate deposition, combined with the existing natural acidity, the lake responds with chronically depressed pH (4.8 annual mean). Studies in the lake and its tributaries showed that the additional sulphate deposition of anthropogenic origin gives additional acidity to the water, particularly during the winter and early spring, which explains the disappearance of Atlantic salmon downstream from the lake (Q). C. PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS (6)

44. Earth: An Introduction To Physical Geology 6/e Earth An Introduction to physical geology Sixth Edition. by Edward J. Tarbuck Frederick K Lutgens. This site is organized around http://cw.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/tarbuck2/

Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology Sixth Edition by Edward J. Tarbuck Frederick K Lutgens This site is organized around the chapter structure found in the new Sixth Edition of this popular text by Edward J. Tarbuck and Frederick K Lutgens (Prentice Hall, 1999). The material for each chapter contains several major elements, as described below. To start your journey through this site, select a chapter using the choice bar and click on the "Begin" button below. You'll find that each chapter contains a variety of different types of review questionsmultiple choice, true and false, essay, and critical thinking. These questions will help site users both review the content of the chapters and expand upon the materials presented in the text. Additionally, each chapter contains web destinations for further exploration of the topic at hand. Select a chapter: 1: An Introduction to Geology 2: Matter and Minerals 3: Igneous Rocks 4: Volcanic and Plutonic Activity 5: Weathering and Soil 6: Sedimentary Rocks 7: Metamorphic Rocks 8: Geologic Time 9: Mass Wasting 10: Running Water 11: Groundwater 12: Glaciers and Glaciation 13: Deserts and Winds 14: Shorelines 15: Crustal Deformation 16: Earthquakes 17: Earth's Interior 18: The Ocean Floor and Seafloor Spreading 19: Plate Tectonics 20: Mountain Building and the Evolution of Continents 21: Energy and Mineral Resources 22: Planetary Geology Prentice-Hall, Inc.

45. Department Of Geological And Environmental Sciences - CSU Chico Offering an understanding of the physical universe through the disciplines of geology, astronomy, meteorology, hydrology and environmental science. http://rigel.csuchico.edu/

CSUC Home Mission Statement Faculty/Staff Directory Degrees, Programs ... Faculty Position in Applied Ecology Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences CSU Chico Chico , CA 95929 Phone (530) 898-5262 Fax (530) 898-5234 geos@csuchico.edu You are visitor number since April 13, 1999 Last modified: 4/27/04 Maintained by: bbabb@csuchico.edu

46. Historical Geology, Physical Geology, Geology Books - Geology Links eLECTURE NOTES Earth Science college courses World Lecture Hall physical geology Virtual Classroom - Houghton Mifflin Co., sponsor recommended Marine http://www.geowords.com/histbooknetscape/

Textbooks Lab Manuals Magazines Journals Reference Hugh Rance's geological website email eTEXTBOOKS Historical Geology: The Present is the Key to the Past Hugh Rance Physical Geography: Fundamentals of Physical Geography Michael Pidwirny eLABMANUALS Historical Geology Pamela J. W. Gore eRESORCES West's Geology Resources Ian West eLECTURE NOTES Earth Science college courses World Lecture Hall Physical Geology Virtual Classroom Houghton Mifflin Co., sponsor recommended: Marine Geological Processes R. E. McDuff and G. R. Heath unofficial: Varsity Study 24-7 no to copying eJOURNALS Assemblage Archaeology (Sheffield Graduate Cave Archaeology and Paleontology CAPRA Conservation Ecology Ecological Society of America Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia US mirror site Geophysics: IRIS Newsletter Geotimes news notes current back issues AGI Paleontologica Electronica Coquina Press PALAIOS International Physical Aerobiology International Sedimentary Geology, JSR: abstracts and data archive Soil sciences online journal eINFORMATION Astrobiology National Space Society NASA Web Server Earth Sciences Resources Earth and Moon Viewer Earth and Space Websites Astronomy, Meteorology, Geography and Geology

47. Coastal Sediments 2003 - Official Website A multidisciplinary international conference convened for researchers and practitioners to discuss science and engineering issues of coastal sediment processes. The conference will provide a high level technical forum for exchange of information among the fields of coastal engineering, geology, oceanography, meteorology, physical oceanography, and biology. http://www.coastalsediments.net/

48. Geology 111 Tulane University. Earth Environmental Sciences 111 physical geology Fall 2003 Professor Stephen A. Nelson. physical geology The http://www.tulane.edu/~sanelson/geol111/

Tulane University Physical Geology Fall 200 Professor Stephen A. Nelson Professor Stephen A. Nelson Send e-mail to Prof. Nelson - snelson@tulane.edu Click on the Topic of Interest Below Course Announcements Course Syllabus Lecture Notes Geology Web Links Announcements - Look here during the semester for announcements concerning this course December 16, 2003 Final exam scores and course final grades have been turned in to the Registrar's Office. If you signed the page of the final exam giving permission to post your final exam score and final course grade, you can see them by clicking HERE December 3, 2003 There will be a Review Session on Tuesday, December 9, at 10:00 AM in Room 123 Dinwiddie (the regular classroom). Come prepared with questions about any topic covered in the course. November 3, 2003 Results of the second midterm exam can be seen by clicking HERE October 15, 2003 Due to time constraints, I will not lecture on Chapter 12, The Changing Face of the Land. Please read this short chapter and if you have any questions, e-mail me or see me during office hours. September 26, 2003

49. Wyoming State Geological Survey Home Provide information, advice, and services related to the geology, mineral resources, and physical features of the State. http://www.wsgsweb.uwyo.edu/

Press Releases Geo Bytes New Websites Events Calendar ... Performance Report bMenuTop = 180; Citizen Business Government Visitor Wyoming State Geological Survey Agency Director: Lance Cook Welcome to WSGS WEB! Whats New Wyoming Geology Data Services Pubs and Sales ... UW Home Email: wsgs-info@uwyo.edu P.O. Box 1347, Laramie, WY, 82073 phone: 307 766-2286, fax: 307 766-2605 The Wyoming State Geological Survey's mission is to promote the beneficial and environmentally sound use of Wyoming's vast geologic, mineral, and energy resources while helping protect the public from geologic hazards. By providing accurate information and expanding knowledge through the application of geologic principles, the Geological Survey contributes to economic growth and improvement in the quality of life for Wyoming's citizens. Featured Links Preview our Digital Map Series On-line Hayden Survey Image Library Sales Publications List (*PDF - 596k) Interactive geologic and hydrologic database of N. Power River Basin ... Contact Us

50. Geo-phys.htm geology/physical GEOGRAPHY. The geology and physical geography selfstudy programs are listed according to the courses for which they are most appropriate. http://lrc.csun.edu/GEO_PHYS/geo-phys.htm

GEOLOGY/PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY The geology and physical geography self-study programs are listed according to the courses for which they are most appropriate. Select one of the following courses to view the available programs. GEOLOGY 101 GEOLOGY 110 GEOLOGY 122 GEOLOGY 300 ... Back to the LRC Home Page

51. Lectures In Geology -- Physical Geology Lectures in geology. less kindly. geology is a visual science and, as such, is much documented by pictures and graphics. These lecture http://snebulos.mit.edu/home/egoeke/lectures/phys/

Lectures in Geology Elizabeth Goeke Western Kentucky University These notes have an intrinsic worth not unrelated to the effort it has taken you to access them. They have been provided to help the student review the material and organize your thoughts. They are intended to be correct, but are not the Final Word of the Geologic Gods. Errors reported to the author will be appreciated; blind quotation used in lieu of thought will be treated less kindly. Geology is a visual science and, as such, is much documented by pictures and graphics. These lecture notes are LARGE, ranging from 300K to close to 4M in size. Using a 56K modem it will take as little as 1 minutes or as much as 15 minutes to download a single file. Consumption of caffeinated beverages during this time is not recommended. This symbol indicates a condensed version, several slides to a page, suitable for note taking. Some will wish to save paper; some will wish to see the details; your choice doesn't affect download time. Physical Geology, Geol-111, Lecture Notes

52. Physical Geology Notes University of Colorado geology 1010 We can use some simple observations of physical properties of minerals to distinguish or identify the most common minerals. http://ruby.colorado.edu/~smyth/G101-3.html

53. Robert McPherson For the last seven years I have been teaching introductory geology, physical Science, and Energy classes at College of the Redwoods (CR) as a Associate Faculty http://www.humboldt.edu/~geodept/RA/MCPHERSON/MCPHERSON.HTM

Robert McPherson Research Associate Founders Hall 136 rm4@axe.humboldt.edu Seismology, seismotectonics M.S., Environmental Geology, Humboldt State University, Arcata, 1989 thesis: Seismicity and Focal Mechanisms near Cape Mendocino, Northern California: 1974-1986. A.B., Geology, cum laude, Humboldt State University, Arcata, 1973 joined HSU 1989 Bob's current Schedule Background For the last seven years I have been teaching introductory Geology, Physical Science, and Energy classes at College of the Redwoods (CR) as a Associate Faculty in the Math and Science Departments, as well as Physical Geology and Earthquake Country at HSU. Additionally, Dave Bazard* and I offer every semester (at CR) a popular field geology course in which we go to various locations in the Pacific Northwest. Two of these field trips are provided below as links. * A Geology alumnus who is now Full time instructor at College of the Redwoods Research Interests My research interests for the past 30 years have been North Coast Seismicity and the interaction and geometry of the plates that make up the Mendocino Triple Junction. Every earthquake that occurs, I immediately look at its focal mechanism, and see if it fits the model we developed while at TERA Corp. So far, so good!

54. UNB GEOLOGY 1001 1A Lecture Syllabus Fall 1997 tal@unb.ca). Text Book Exploring Earth An Introduction to physical geology by JP Davidson, WE Reed and Paul M. Davis. Follow this http://www.unb.ca/courses/geol1001a/1001syl.htm

UNB GEOLOGY 1001 1A Lecture Syllabus Fall 1997 Lecture: MWF 9:30-10:20 (Room 143 Marshall D'Avery Hall Instructors: First Half: Todd Dunn (room 222c Geology; e-mail expet@unb.ca Second Half: Tom Al (room 126 Geology; e-mail tal@unb.ca Text Book: Exploring Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology by J.P. Davidson, W.E. Reed and Paul M. Davis. Follow this link to learn about Consultation and Office Hour Policy" Follow this link to learn about Examinations and Grading for GEOL 1001 This page created by Todd Dunn; e-mail - expet@unb.ca Last updated: December 1, 1997 Lecture Schedule Note: Click on lecture topics in blue to see summaries of those lectures. Date Day Lecture Topic Reading September 8 Monday Introduction September 10 Wednesday Introduction to plate tectonics September 12 Friday Origin and composition of the Earth September 15 Monday Minerals September 17 Wednesday Igneous Rocks September 19 Friday Sedimentary Rocks September 22 Monday Metamorphic Rocks September 24 Wednesday Geophysics I - Seismic Waves September 26 Friday Geophysics II - Gravity and Magnetism September 29 Monday Plate Tectonics I October 1 Wednesday Plate Tectonics II October 3 Friday Deformation and Structure October 6 Monday Earthquakes October 8 Wednesday Mid-term Examination 1

55. Internet Resources For Geography And Geology geology Links to information about earthquakes, geochemistry, and geohydrology, etc. physical Geography - Weather, Landforms, Hydrology, etc. http://www.uwsp.edu/geo/internet/geog_geol_resources.html

I nternet Resources for Education Index Award "Top Site" "... a great geography resource..." Education Index "... a highly-rated, excellent resource list... " BBC Education Web site Cartography and Geographic Information Systems Links to maps, remote sensing, and GIS resources on the Internet. Maintained by Keith Rice and Katie Algeo Career Information - for geography, geology, and other geosciences. Links to geoscience programs, resume information, job listings, volunteer opportunities, etc. Maintained by Karen Lemke Points of Interest to Geographers and Geologists - Geography Collections, Directories, Programs Maintained by Michael Ritter Points of General Interest - WWW Virtual Library, Libraries, Search Engines and Indexes Maintained by Michael Ritter Environmental Information - Links to resources pages about wildlife, vegetation, water and air resources; environmental organizations and education. Maintained by Michael Ritter (See each resource page for last update) Multimedia Resources for Geography, Geology and Environmental Science.

56. Department Of Physical Geography And Quaternary Geology Earth Science Buildning) Svante Arrhenius väg 8C Subway Universitetet, Stockholm University Department of physical Geography and Quaternary geology 106 91 http://www.geo.su.se/ink/home-e.html

DEPARTMENT Contact Staff Annual reports TEACHING Earth Sc ience Geography UN course in remote sensing RESEARCH Research groups Search: Geovetenskapens hus E arth S cience B uildning) Subway: Universitetet Stockholm University Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology 106 91 Stockholm Phone: +46-8-162000(ext.) Fax: +46-8-164818 e-mail: firstname.lastname@natgeo.su.se (ex Physical Geography) firstname.lastname@geo.su.se (ex Quaternary Geology) (see also the staff-list) We hereby announces a position as POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW IN PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology; EarthScience building - T and X; Stockholm University geo.su.se : Dept of Phygeo/QuartGeo 11 september 2003 webmaster web group på svenska

57. Physical Geology 101 http://www.bhc.edu/academics/science/harwoodr/Geol101/

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58. Pearson Education For use in classes on environmental science, environmental geology, physical geology, physical geography and earth science. VR Excursions http://www.pearsoned.co.uk/Academics/Course.asp?d=GE&sd=GEPY&crs=MG0101

59. TAMU Geology 101 Lab Homepage TAMU physical geology Lab. This site is viewed best with. http://geoweb.tamu.edu/courses/geol101/lab/

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60. University Of Maryland Geology Department Citations Surficial geology Citation. Required (4 cr) GEOL 120/110 Environmental geology/physical geology Lab; (3 cr) GEOL 123 Causes and Implications of Global Change; http://www.geol.umd.edu/pages/undergraduates/Geology_Citations.htm

University of Maryland Geology Department Citations An Undergraduate Citation recognizes concentrated study in a designated field in the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Physical Sciences . The awarding of a Citation will be noted on the student's transcript at the time of graduation. The following citations may be earned within the Geology Department by students not majoring in Geology. A grade of “C” or better must be earned in all courses required for the citation. Although we suggest Citations that may be broadly compatible for students of particular majors, students in any University program may work toward any of the Geology Citations. Aspects of Geology Citation coursework are negotiable: contact the Undergraduate Director for details. Surficial Geology Citation Required: (4 cr) GEOL 120/110 Environmental Geology/Physical Geology Lab (3 cr) GEOL 123 Causes and Implications of Global Change (4 cr) GEOL 340 Geomorphology Plus one of: (4 cr) GEOL 342 Sedimentation and Stratigraphy (3 cr) GEOL 451 Groundwater (3 cr) GEOL 452 Watershed and Wetland Hydrology Earth Material Properties Citation Required: (4 cr) GEOL 100/110 Physical Geology/Physical Geology Lab (4 cr) GEOL 322 Mineralogy Plus two from: (3 cr) GEOL 210 Gems and Gemstones (4 cr) GEOL 341 Structural Geology (3 cr) GEOL 423 Optical Mineralogy (4 cr) GEOL 443 Petrology (3 cr) GEOL 445 Principles of Geochemistry Earth History Citation Required: (4 cr) GEOL 100/110 Physical Geology/Physical Geology Lab (4 cr) GEOL 102 Historical Geology

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