81. Physical physical geology with Field Trip to Death Valley National Park. geology 3370101TBA. This is a special Honors section of an Introduction to physical geology. http://www2.uakron.edu/geology/physical.htm

Physical Geology with Field Trip to Death Valley National Park Geology 3370:101:TBA Most people think of geologists as people who study rocks, yet geology is so much more than just looking at rocks and minerals. Geologists explore volcanoes and earthquakes. They play with glaciers, mountains, and oceans too! The study of caves, streams, and climate change is also part of geology. Geology is the study of the earth and all of the processes that occur both on its surface and deep within the planet. This course will show you a view of our planet that you have never seen before - you will never look at a mountain range or stream the same way again. Enrollment in the special section is limited - sign up today! This is a special Honors section of an Introduction to Physical Geology. The course is open to freshmen and sophomores in the Honors Program or by permission of the instructor. This course is different from the Geology Department's regular Physical Geology course in several important and exciting ways. The normal Physical Geology course has a lab section that is a co-requisite to the lecture section. This special section replaces the lab section with a field trip to Death Valley National Park over Spring Break! Geology is a field science. Would you rather get hands-on experience in a classroom lab, or would you rather climb on 300 foot sand dunes, hike through narrow canyons made of marble, and descend into extinct volcanoes in the field

82. Physical Geology Course Welcome to the Occidental College physical geology (Don Prothero s section) web page! Click here to see the syllabus for Spring http://departments.oxy.edu/geology/courses/geo105/geo5.htm

Welcome to the Occidental College Physical Geology (Don Prothero's section) web page! Click here to see the syllabus for Spring 2002 Click here to see a topographic map of Fiji Hill Click here to see a review sheet for Exam 1. Click here to see a review sheet for Exam 2. Click here to see a review sheet for the final. Click here to see the handout for the LA River lecture by Jim Sadd Click here for SCIGN: the Southern California Integrated GPS Network Click here for the web-based seismology exercise Virtual Earthquake! Click here for publisher's website for your text From this page, you can also access various thematic maps covering parts of Los Angeles County. These GIF images are derived from graphics created in COREL Draw by Prof. Scott Bogue (Geology, Occidental College). They are all based on maps originally compiled and drafted by Prof. James Sadd (Environmental Science and Studies, Occidental College). Click here to read an introduction to a laboratory exercise for Physical Geology that makes use of these maps. Click here to see a tally sheet that you can print out and use to summarize the geological hazards for each real estate price zone.

83. Physical Geology Earth Featured Books. Earth An Introduction to physical geology Earth An Introduction to physical geology I bought this study guide to help me in my geology class. http://all-computer-books.co.uk/Physical_geology_Earth.html

Home Search High Volume Orders Links ... On Line Algorithms Additional Subjects Professional Java Server Programming J2EE Systems Thinking: A Platform for Designing Business Architecture Ramesh Jain Business Economics Finance Teams ... Computer programming Patterns Featured Books Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology I bought this study guide to help me in my geology class. It isn't the same edition as my textbook but it is still the same. The chapters are the same and it has really helped me remember the material. The pages have fill in the blank and multiple choice and practice quizzes. All the answers are at the end of the book. I recomend this for anyone who is taking geology and is using the "Earth" book. Written by Edward J. Tarbuck Frederick K. Lutgens Dennis Tasa Published by Prentice Hall (January 2002) ISBN 0130920258 Price $90.00 I own a copy of the fifth edition of this book. I am a science junkie and enjoy reading science text books. I find geology particularly interesting and over the years I have read dozens and dozens of geology textbooks. Earth's Dynamic Systems is by far the best I have ever read. If I was ever to teach a geology class, this is the book I would use. The line of thinking is so clear and logical in this book it is a joy to read. The illustrations are among the best I have ever seen and I have jus... Written by W. Kenneth Hamblin

84. Geolab1.muc.edu/ physical geology index pagephysical geology index page. This is an index of web documents for the Spring 2004, physical geology course (GEOL 1170) taught at http://geolab1.muc.edu/

85. Physical Geology GLG101 Home Page Dr. Ed Garnero GLG101 Intro to geology (physical) Dept. of Geological Sciences, Arizona State University. Instructor Prof. Ed Garnero. TA Wyatt Dufrane. http://garnero101.asu.edu/

GLG101 Intro to Geology (Physical) Dept. of Geological Sciences, Arizona State University Instructor Prof. Ed Garnero TA Wyatt Dufrane ... Grade sheet (Updated 11/30) EXAM 4 GRADES!

86. Geology Course And Curriculum Sheets 1. Geoscience, SH. GEOL 1505 1505L, physical geology physical geology Lab, 4. GEOL 1505 1505L, physical geology physical geology Lab, 4. http://www.as.ysu.edu/~geology/Geology Course and Curriculum Sheets.htm

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES GEOLOGY (GEOL) COURSE LISTING (For ENST Course Listings Link to Environmental Studies Programs on Homepage) The following have been approved as General Education courses in the domain of Natural Science: 1504, The Dynamic Earth; 1510, Geology of National Parks; 2602, Introduction to Oceanography. The following courses have been approved as substitutes in the domain of Natural Science. However, they are higher-level courses than the standard General Education courses; students should consult their advisors about taking them. They are 1505, Physical Geology (must be taken with 1505L); 1513 Physical Evolution of North America; 1514, Life of the Geologic Past; 2611, Geology for Engineers. Lower Division Courses 1504. The Dynamic Earth. An examination of earth as consisting of interrelated geologic systems which are dynamic and constantly changing. Includes study of surface, lithologic and tectonic systems. 3 s.h. *1505/1505L. Physical Geology. A study of the various physical and chemical processes acting on and within the earth, and their products. The laboratory component includes identification of minerals and rocks, and the interpretation of topographic and geologic maps. Three hours of lecture, two hours of lab per week. 4 s.h. 1505H/1505L. Honors Physical Geology. Concepts of the earth as a dynamic planet, investigated through a variety of lectures, text and journal readings, and independent library research assignment. Prereq.: Eligibility for the Honors Program or consent of instructor. 4 s.h.

87. Courses Of Instruction In Geology GLY 1101. Introduction to physical geology. 4 credit hours, offered in the Fall and Spring semesters. GLY 1510. Geological Science Honors physical. http://www.geology.appstate.edu/GlyCourses.html

Geology Course Offerings at ASU The following course list is taken directly from the Appalachian State University 1999 - 2001 General Bulletin, which can be consulted for complete information about the general course requirements. The current semester schedule of classes contains a listing of which courses are being offered, where and when they are scheduled to meet and who is expected to teach the course. This information is subject to change without notice. GSG 1030. Contemporary Geology 2 credit hours, offered in the Fall and Spring semesters. A course in a sequential series of four science mini-courses. (EACH MINI-COURSE LASTS FOR ONE-HALF SEMESTER. STUDENTS SHOULD BE ADVISED TO REGISTER FOR TWO MINI-COURSES IN ONE SEMESTER TO TOTAL FOUR SEMESTER HOURS.) The course will introduce students to selected fundamental principles and concepts of geology discussed and developed in the context of science topics of concern or interest in modern society. Prerequisite: GSP or GSA 1010 and GSC 1020. Corequisite: GSB 1040. Contemporary Biology. Lecture three hours, laboratory two hours. This course will not satisfy program requirements for students majoring in biology, chemistry, geology, or physics. (NUMERICAL DATA)(CORE: NATURAL SCIENCES)(ND prerequisite: passing the math placement test of successful completion of MAT 0010)

88. Geology 105 Physical Geology Self-Tests - Schwert NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY NDSU Home Page, geology 105 SELFTEST SITE. Plate tectonics (15 questions); Streams (25 questions); Glacial geology (20 questions); http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/instruct/schwert/geosci/g105/exam_index.htm

NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY GEOLOGY 105 SELF-TEST SITE Click on the self-test topic of your choice: Minerals (20 questions) Igneous rocks and processes (20 questions) Weathering processes (12 questions) Soils (7 questions) ... Return to Geology 105 Home Page

89. GeologyLink® - Virtual Classroom Student Resource Center geologyLink ®. The Virtual Classroom physical geology Notes from around the World Geologic Principles University http://college.hmco.com/geology/resources/geologylink/classroom.html

GeologyLink The Earth Today In the News Virtual Classroom ... Glossary Student Resource Center GeologyLink The Virtual Classroom Physical Geology Notes from around the World Geologic Principles : University of California, Santa Cruz, Alfred Hochstaedter Physical Geology : University of Houston, Dr. John C. Butler Introduction to Geology (Lecture Slides): Duke University, S. Duncan Heron Jr. Introduction to the Earth (Lecture Slides): University of British Columbia Physical Geology : University of Colorado, Boulder, Joseph R. Smith Introduction to Geology : Iowa State, Steven M. Richardson and Frederick P. DeLuca (illustrated glossary of geology) The Global Environment : Hartwick College, Alexandra Moore Introduction to Geology : Georgia Perimeter College, Dr. Pamela Gore (great notes) Introduction to Physical Geology : University of Connecticut, Vernon Cormier Physical Geology Exams , Colby College Geologic Principles : University of California, Santa Cruz, Justin Revenaugh Principles of Global Dynamics : University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, J.A.Rial Introduction to Earth Science : University of Florida, D. L. Smith

90. Dolgoff, Essentials Of Physical Geology, 1e Textbook Site for Essentials of physical geology First Edition Anatole Dolgoff, New York City Technical CollegeCUNY PurchaseBook. http://college.hmco.com/geology/dolgoff/essentials_physical_geology/1e/students/

GeologyLink Physical Geology Interactive Labs Textbook Site for: Essentials of Physical Geology First Edition Anatole Dolgoff, New York City Technical CollegeCUNY GeologyLink Check www.geologylink.com for regularly updated information on geologic events. It's your connection to the geology community - take a virtual field trip or browse through links to classrooms all over the world. Physical Geology Interactive Labs Work through five physical geology lab exercises complete with animations and interactive applets. Your online toolbox includes a clickable periodic table, a calculator, a rock classification gallery, a math review, unit conversion tables, and links to helpful web sites. This feature is password-protected. Site Map I Partners I Press Releases I Company Home I Contact Us Terms and Conditions of Use Privacy Statement , and Trademark Information

91. Westfield State College: Physical Geology Page Resources for the physical geology courses taught by Mike Young at Westfield State College (Massachusetts). http://www.physci.wsc.ma.edu/young/mypgeol.html

PHYS 0103 (Physical Geology w/Lab - 4 credits): This course counts as a "Traditional Lab Science" in the WSC core and is normally offered every semester. PHYS 0104 (Physical Geology - 3 credits): This course counts as an "Allied Science" in the WSC core and is normally offered every semester. Course Description: What You'll Find at the Menu Bar Links Course News: Check this page often for updates on assignments, extra credit possibilities, quizzes and exams. Syllabus: The complete syllabus contains all the details on course requirements, grading and a tentative course schedule. Resources: A listing of course links, some course handouts, review sheets, and copies of old exams and lab quizzes. Directory: A listing of members of the Fall, 2003 class, with contact information. Geo Links: Links to off-campus websites that deal with topics relevant to the course. Mike's Page: A return link to Mike's Home Page, with links from there to the Physical Science Dept and to the WSC Home Pages. Please forward any suggestions or corrections to Mike Young

92. GLY2010 GLY 2010 physical geology. Table of Contents. Syllabus. Announcements. FINAL COURSE GRADES ARE POSTED! HAVE A GREAT VACATION! Lecture Material. http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/emartin/gly2010/gly2010_F97.html

GLY 2010 Physical Geology Table of Contents Syllabus Announcements FINAL COURSE GRADES ARE POSTED! HAVE A GREAT VACATION! Lecture Material What to know lists Grades and Exams Email Access emartin@geology.ufl.edu Return to Department of Geology Home Page Last updated Sept. 1997 by EEM

93. PH106 Physical Geology Lecture Notes physical geology PH 106 Dr. John Smetanka WARNING Lecture slides are here to supplement your notes. Back to physical geology Home Page http://facweb.stvincent.edu/Academics/Physics/ph106/LectureNotes.htm

Physical Geology PH 106 Dr. John Smetanka WARNING : Lecture slides are here to supplement your notes. In no case should they be used in place of your notes or class attendence - this is not the intent of these slides. Much information is conveyed in class that is not on the notes. Make sure you are taking notes in class and attending all lectures. Lecture Notes Introduction Part Ia: The Earth's General Properties Lecture 1: The Global Properties of the Earth Lecture 2: Geological Systems Part Ib: Structure of Matter and Minerals Lecture 3: Structure of Matter and Minerals Part Ic: Types of Rocks - Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic Lecture 4: Igneous Rocks and Igneous Rock Structures Lecture 5: Sedimentary Rock and Sedimentary Environments Lecture 6: Metamorphic Rock and Metamorphic Processes Part IIa: Structure of Rock Bodies Lecture 7: Crustal Deformation Part IIb: Geological History and the History of Life on Earth Lecture 8: Geological Time Lecture 9: Geological History and the History of Life on Earth Part IIIa: Weathering, River Systems, Mass Movement and Groundwater

94. Www.uidaho.edu/~dgeist/geol101/geo101.html%20-%20u%20idaho geology 180 Honors geology Back in the lab, you will use test standard physical properties in order Mass Wasting Urban geology - Field mapping of recent landslides, slumps, and slope http://www.uidaho.edu/~dgeist/geol101/geo101.html - u idaho

95. Physical Geology Syllabis Syllabis Gey 112 (physical geology), Fall, 1998 Lecture 800915 TTh, Folsom 105 Lab 1-300 M, 3-500 M, 3-500 W; 302 Folsom (The Rock Lab ). http://www.umpi.maine.edu/~mccartnk/pgeol98.htm

http://www.umpi.maine.edu/~mccartnk/pgeol98.htm Happy the man whose lot it is to know The secrets of the earth. He hastens not To work his fellows' hurt by unjust deeds But with rapt admiration contemplate Immortal Nature's ageless harmony, and how and when her order came to be Such spirits have no place for thoughts of shame. - Euripides (484-406 B.C.) Syllabis: Gey 112 (Physical Geology) , Fall, 1998: Lecture: 8:00-9:15 TTh, Folsom 105 Lab: 1-3:00 M, 3-5:00 M, 3-5:00 W; 302 Folsom (The "Rock Lab"). Text: Essentials of Geology, by Stanley Chernicoff et al. Lab Text: Laboratory manual in Physical Geology (4th Ed.) Instructor: Kevin McCartney (office: 302 Folsum, hours: 10:00-11:00) office phone 768-9482; home phone 492-4766 email: mccartney@polaris.umpi.maine.edu Grading No make-up exams unless a valid excuse is given before the missed test. (lecture; 3/4 of total credit) (lab; 1/4 of total credit)

96. Physical Environment- Geology, Topography, And Hydrogeology environment of the Wadi elFar a. This study of the natural environment includes the sub-disciplines of geology, physical geography, hydrogeology, and biology. http://www.calvin.edu/~dvrb/sector_files/reports/physical.htm

Natural Landscapes Brian Blankespoor, Sebastian Naslund, Othman Sharkas, Salem Thawaba, Beth VandenBerg Summary and Purpose Methodology Conclusion Bibliography Summary and Purpose The natural environment sector aims to better understand the physical and natural environment of the Wadi el-Far'a. This study of the natural environment includes the sub-disciplines of geology, physical geography, hydrogeology, and biology. Due to an extremely limited access to the study area, the majority of information is based on previously published reports and tests done in the Wadi el-Far'a, and the maps produced were based on synthesizing available map data. Geographically, the Wadi el-Far'a study area is located in the northern region of the West Bank. It is notable that the topography of the region changes from -300m to 700m above sea level. Because only one climate station is located within the Wadi el-Far'a study boundary, the climate and meteorological information relied on the use of other stations with a similar climate to get a complete picture. The climate is dominantly a Mediterranean semi-arid, with mild rainy winters and moderately dry, hot summers. The highly variable rainfall and temperature are influenced by both elevation and the circulation of the air-stream. The Wadi el-Far'a study area is almost completely contained within the Eastern Mountain Aquifer, one of the three main West Bank aquifers. The regional direction of ground water flow is toward the Jordan River. Because springs provide the base flow component of the system, the Wadi el-Far'a stream does not dry up in the summer. Gaining a firm understanding of the hydrogeology is complicated by the regular interaction between groundwater in the fractured limestone aquifer and by the poorly defined aquifer boundaries. The large variations in transmissivity have, to date, been presumed to be a result of a more interconnected network of fractures as well as more solution activity in the lower part of the study area near the Jordan River discharge location.

97. DLESE Find A Resource > Subject: Geology scientific. Subject Technology , Biology , Ecology , Environmental science , Biological oceanography , geology , physical geography. http://www.dlese.org/dds/browse_su_0e-20.htm

Results 21-30 of 1422 = DLESE Reviewed Collection National Geographic Atlas of the Ocean: The Deep Frontier Submit a teaching tip Featuring more than 150 photographs, maps, and NASA satellite images, this atlas charts and celebrates every aspect of the ocean world, from tiny plankton to massive storm systems that rage across thousands of miles. Experts have contributed essays and sidebars on subjects as diverse as deep-sea archeology, plate tectonics, coral reefs, mapping techniques, and El Nino... Full description This resource is in these collections: NASA ESE Reviewed Collection DLESE Reviewed Collection (DRC) Grade level: Middle (6-8) High (9-12) Informal General public Resource type: Imagery - remotely sensed Photograph Map Illustration - scientific Book - text Subject: Hydrology Physical oceanography Biological oceanography Geology Structural geology Geophysics ESSEA Online Courses: K-4 Earth System Science Course http://www2.cet.edu/ete/hilk4/main.html Submit a teaching tip This 16-week online graduate course for elementary teachers is offered by colleges and universities across the United States as part of the NASA ESSEA Program (Earth System Science Education Alliance). The course engages primary school teachers in online collaborative activities emphasizing the use of hands-on activities... Full description This resource is in these collections: NASA ESE Reviewed Collection DLESE Reviewed Collection (DRC) Grade level: Primary (K-2) Intermediate (3-5) Graduate / Professional

98. DLESE Find A Resource > Subject: Geology + Collections: NASA ESE Reviewed Collec Subject Atmospheric science , Climatology , Environmental science , Cryology , Other , geology , physical geography , Chemistry , Physics. http://www.dlese.org/dds/browse_su_0e_ky_008-10.htm

Results 11-20 of 30 = DLESE Reviewed Collection The World Watcher Project: The Global Warming Project http://www.worldwatcher.northwestern.edu/curriculumMS.htm Submit a teaching tip Global warming and its potential impact provide the context for this unit, in which students learn about the scientific factors contributing to the debate. Students act as advisors to the heads of state of several nations and explore the issues as they respond to the various questions and concerns of these leaders... Full description This resource is in these collections: NASA ESE Reviewed Collection DLESE Reviewed Collection (DRC) Grade level: Middle (6-8) High (9-12) Resource type: Computer activity Ref. material Software Imagery - remotely sensed Illustration - scientific Visualization - scientific Calculation / Conversion tool Map Project Module / Unit Subject: Atmospheric science Climatology Environmental science Cryology Other Geology Physical geography Chemistry Physics Global Change Media Directory http://eospso.gsfc.nasa.gov/ftp_docs/2001_media_directory.pdf Submit a teaching tip This publication contains an alphabetical list of NASA Earth Observing System researchers, with contact information, and their areas of expertise. It also contains indices for areas of expertise, location, as well as media resources and public affairs contacts. The online, searchable version is titled: Global Change Media Directory Search... Full description This resource is in these collections: NASA ESE Reviewed Collection DLESE Reviewed Collection (DRC) Grade level:

99. General Geology - University Of Wisconsin geology 1002 Introductory physical geology. Week, starts on, Reading, Tuesday lecture, Thursday lecture, Discussion. 1, 9/2, Chapter 1, -, Introduction, None this Week. http://www.geology.wisc.edu/~pbrown/g100/

General Geology 100 Dr. Philip E. Brown General Geology 100 - Sect 2 Room AB-20 Weeks Hall 1:20-2:10 T/Th Fall Semester, 1998 Office: Room 365 Weeks Hall Office Hours: 2:15-3:30 t/Th Phone: 262-5954 pbrown@geology.wisc.edu TA: Tara Root Office: Room 409 Weeks Hall Office Hours: tara@geology.wisc.edu About This Course Term Project Resources For Physical Geology John Butler at the University of Houston maintains an incredible archive of Earth Science related Web sites. At present this links to his site - I plan to move some of his lists to our local computer for the duration of this course.I will also cull the bad URL's from his list which was last updated about 6 months ago. There is an Earth Science Resource Center Web site (maintained by your book publisher) that you may wish to consult throughout the course. Geology 100-2: Introductory Physical Geology Week starts on Reading Tuesday lecture Thursday lecture Discussion Chapter 1 Introduction None this Week Chaps. 1, 15 (409-15) The Hydrologic Cycle Movie: Tales from Other Worlds Mineral Basics Chaps. 2, 5 (109-121)

100. Environmental Atlas Of Lake Pontchartrain US Department of the Interior, US Geological Survey URL http//pubs.usgs.gov/of/2002/of02206/geology/physical-characteristics.html Maintained by Eastern http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2002/of02-206/geology/physical-characteristics.html

Environmental Atlas of the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Lake Pontchartrain Atlas Home Lake Pontchartrain Atlas: Preface Table of Contents Introduction Environmental Overview ... Physical Environments Basin Geology Biological Resources Environmental Issues Bibliography Resources ... Acronyms Contact: Jack Kindinger Basin Geology: Geology Quarternary Framework Geomorphology Bathymetry Geologic Resources Basin Geology - Quarternary Framework Contributors: Flocks, Manheim, Marot, Willard Physical Characteristics of Recent Sediments Recent Stratigraphy of Lake Pontchartrain Subsurface Geological Features Modern Sediments of the Mississippi River Deltaic Plain Baton Rouge - Denham Springs Fault System, Lake Pontchartrain Recent sediment accumulation within Lake Pontchartrain reflects regional geomorphology. Since the Basin is isolated from the Mississippi and Pearl Rivers, sediment input to the Lake is relatively low and predominantly fine grain. Figures 7 and 8 show recent sediments in the Lake to be primarily clays and silts with some localized sand accumulations due to reworking of relic barrier island trends. Figure 7: Map showing grain size distribution of surficial sediments and vibracore locations in Lake Pontchartrain.

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