21. Coastal & Marine Geology Program Research At The USGS Center For Coastal & Water research projects in the Coastal Marine geology Program that are conducted at the USGS Center for Coastal Watershed Studies / St. Petersburg, Florida Field Center. by Program Coastal Marine geology. CCWS Home. research projects by Topic of Study http://coastal.er.usgs.gov/programs/cmgp.html

CCWS Home Research Projects: by Topic of Study by State / Region by Program by Project Title Publications Data Sets Outreach: Educational Materials Annual Open House Center Information: Driving Directions About the Center Programs: South Florida Ecosystem More Research: Atchafalaya and Mississippi River Deltas Study updated 2002-03-21 Chemical Pollutants and Toxic Effects on Benthic Organisms, Biscayne Bay, Florida updated 2002-08-27 Coastal Classification Mapping Project updated 2004-03-19 Coral Mortality and African Dust updated 2001-06-15 cooperative with NASA Duck '97: Fundamental Nearshore Processes updated 1999-08-23 Eastern Gulf of Mexico Satellite Imagery updated daily Florida Bay Satellite Imagery updated daily Geologic Framework and Processes of the Lake Pontchartrain Basin updated 2001-10-05 Gulf of Mexico and Southeast Tidal Wetlands updated 2001-03-05 Hurricane and Extreme Storm Impact Studies updated 2004-06-04 National Assessment of Coastal Change Hazards updated 2004-04-01 Remote Video Monitoring updated 2000-10-02 South Carolina Coastal Erosion Study updated 1999-06-03 South Carolina Pilot Coastal Assessment updated 2004-03-18 Subsidence and Fault Activation Related to Fluid Energy Production, Gulf Coast Basin

22. USGS Geologic Information About The New England States Highlights selected research projects in the six New England states conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey. http://geology.er.usgs.gov/states/new_eng.html

Geologic Information about the New England States "Geologic Information about the New England States" highlights selected research on the States of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont and offers links to other online resources for each State. CONNECTICUT Current Regional Earthquake Information 1996 Seismic Hazard Maps Connecticut State Minerals Information Long Island Sound (digital sidescan sonar mosaics) MAINE Contaminant Transport in Massachusetts Bay (fact sheet) Toxic "Red Tide" Populations in the Western Gulf of Maine: Sources, Transport, and Nutrient Environment (project description and data) Current Regional Earthquake Information 1996 Seismic Hazard Maps Environmental Behavior of Mineral Deposits Maine State Minerals Information MASSACHUSETTS Massachusetts Office of Environmental Affairs University of Massachusetts Department of Geosciences Harvard University Department of Geosciences Contaminant Transport in Massachusetts Bay (fact sheet) The Legacy of Contaminated Sediments in Boston Harbor (fact sheet) Toxic "Red Tide" Populations in the Western Gulf of Maine: Sources, Transport, and Nutrient Environment (project description and data)

23. CSM - Environmental And Minerals Engineering Research Group The geology research Group is involved in projects ranging from pure academic geology, through to applied research directly relevant to the earth resources http://www.ex.ac.uk/CSM/research/geologyrg.htm

GEOLOGY RESEARCH GROUP CSM Research Group Members Current Group Activities The Geology Research Group is involved in projects ranging from pure 'academic' geology, through to applied research directly relevant to the earth resources industries. In particular the group has expertise in: the geological formation and evaluation of mineral resources (including industrial minerals, precious metals, energy minerals and diamonds) applied mineralogy environmental geology and geochemistry applied sedimentology structural and regional geology These activities are pursued worldwide, but the majority of the group are also engaged in one or more research projects of direct relevance to South West England. Several of the research areas overlap with the interests of the two other research groups at CSM. Individual staff research interests in this group include: Professor Peter Scott Geology, mineralogy and genesis of mineral deposits, especially industrial rocks and minerals, clay mineralogy, mineralisation in ultrabasic rocks, geology of the Caribbean, industrial minerals in developing countries. Dr Jens Andersen Mafic-ultramafic layered intrusions, platinum-group mineralisation.

24. Yemen Geoarchaeology Project The goals of this project are to document past interactions between human activity, landscape modification, and climate in a region which is presently extremely arid and supports little vegetation. http://www.cas.usf.edu/geology/research/paleoenvironmental/quaternary/projects/y

Holocene Climate Change and Human Impact on the Landscape, Wadi Shumylya, Yemen The goals of this project are to document past interactions between human activity, landscape modification, and climate in a region which is presently extremely arid and supports little vegetation. Abundant archaeological evidence exists that suggests agriculture was much more widespread and evolved alongside the development of irrigation technology during a period when rainfall was more plentiful. We are looking for additional evidence in the region to test the hypothesis that cultivation of domesticated crops was being carried out as early as 7,000 years ago, and even in the earliest agricultural activities, humans were having a substantial impact on the landscape through the modification of fluvial systems. Research is also being conducted to document the timing and magnitude of changing precipitation patterns in the region using a variety of paleoclimate proxy data. Research is being carried out collaboratively with the Minnesota RASA (Roots of Agriculture in Southern Arabia) project, headed by Dr. Joy McCorriston, and the Ministry of Antiquities in Yemen. Funding for the project has been provided by the National Science Foundation, University of Minnesota, and Canadian Occidental Petroleum Company (CANOXY). Fieldwork began in February-March, 1998, and hopefully will continue in January-February 2000 (depending on funding). View looking across the southwest corner of the Arabian peninsula towards Africa. The Arabian Sea is in the center left, and the Red Sea is on the Right. Wadi Shumylya is part of a tributary system to Wadi Hadramout, a region of extensive archaeological exploration. Prior to about 5,000 years ago, seasonal monsoonal rains originating in the Indian Ocean - Arabian Sea penetrated farther north across the southern Arabian peninsula than they do today. Although still moisture limited, adequate rainfall and more abundant vegetation supported the cultural shift to agrarian subsistence farming, perhaps as early as 7,000 - 8,000 years ago.

25. Salem State College: Marine Geology Research Lab sediments in the marine geology laboratory and provide them with the necessary training to conduct their own independent paleoceanographic research projects. http://www.salemstate.edu/geology/GLS-mgrl.php

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26. Marine And Petroleum Geology Research Group and Sustainable Development Programme) (2000) ‘GEOMOUND – Geological controls on the See our projects pages for details of our research ventures. http://geomound.ucd.ie/htdocs/mpgrg/Page.html

Head: Prof. P.M. Shannon Overview Projects Staff Publications ... Internal Quick links UCD Geology Geomound Geophysics Fag Overview This research group is has been active for a number of years! In a nutshell this is who we are and what we do. Six members of staff, bringing combined strengths in basin analysis, seismic stratigraphy, marine and petroleum geology of the Irish Offshore Basins. Closely affiliated research groups within the Department of Geology, University College Dublin provide expertise in isotope geochemistry, palaeoclimatology, fault analysis and geophysics. See our STAFF page to see who are involved in this research group Research Activities HADES Deep seismic project (2002). With Professor P.M. Shannon E.U. Fifth Framework (Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development Programme) (2000) ‘GEOMOUND – Geological controls on the development of deep water carbonate mounds in the North Atlantic’. Petroleum Infrastructure Programme: OSG Grant (2000) ‘Sediment budget, mass wasting and bottom conditions on slopes flanking the Rockall Trough, offshore Ireland’. With Professor P.M. Shannon. PIP Rockall Studies Group award (2000) ‘Sediment budget, mass wasting and bottom conditions on slopes flanking the Rockall Trough, offshore Ireland’. With Professor P.M. Shannon.

27. Vacancies - Marine & Petroleum Geology Research to obtain further information on projects and funding. and to qualify for research funding. UCD Homepage Copyright© Department of geology, University College http://geomound.ucd.ie/htdocs/mpgrg/html/jobs.html

Head: Prof. P.M. Shannon Overview Projects Staff Publications ... Internal Research Projects currently available The following research projects are available in 2002. All these projects are designed to lead to the Ph.D. degree unless otherwise stated, and prospective students should have an Upper Second or First Class BSc degree. It is envisaged that research will begin in October 2002 although exceptions will be made if necessary. Applicants are invited to contact the relevant supervisor(s) or the Head of the Department for further information on projects and funding. Formal applications normally require the provision of a CV and completion of the UCD PhD application form LINKING DRAINAGE EVOLUTION AND STRATIGRAPHY: NEW INSIGHT FROM FELDSPAR PROVENANCE STUDIES Dr P.D.W. Haughton and Dr J. Graham (Trinity College Dublin) ORIGIN AND 3D CHARACTERISATION OF CARBONIFEROUS 'CALP' BEDROCK BENEATH THE CITY OF DUBLIN. Dr P.D.W. Haughton Dr I.D. Somerville and Dr J. Graham (Trinity College Dublin) The bedrock beneath Dublin is dominated by a poorly understood succession of argillaceous limestones and shales (‘Calp’) for which site investigation work for the Port Tunnel has provided unparalleled core coverage. The project will combine a detailed analysis of dense borehole grids and outcrops with the parallel study of better-exposed Upper Palaeozoic analogues. The aim is to provide (i) new insight into the origin of ‘Calp’ and generic models for deep-water carbonate sedimentation and (ii) a 3D stratigraphic/structural cellular model permitting the examination of relationships between sedimentology and fractures and incorporating key rock attributes for future engineering and hydrogeological modelling.

28. Current Research Projects In Geology A number of research projects are in progress by staff and visiting fellows of the geology Department. Climate Studies; CRC LEME; http://geology.anu.edu.au/Research.html

A number of research projects are in progress by staff and visiting fellows of the Geology Department. Climate Studies CRC LEME Economic Geology Environmental Geoscience ... Palaeontology Photo: Patrick DeDeckker Each following link leads to a longer description on the project leader's web page Economic Geology AMIRA Project P515: Igneous Metallogenic Systems of Eastern Australia Development and application of stress transfer modelling for area selection in mesothermal gold systems Experimental calibration of Cu isotopic fractionations Metal solubilities and speciation (Cu, Au, Mo) measured in synthetic and natural fluid inclusions ... to top Environmental Geoscience Projects related to Environmental Geoscience (Aqueous Geochemistry and Groundwater Hydrology) Geological Dating Magnetostratigraphy Paleomagnetic dating of fluid movements Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Research in remote sensing, image processing and vector GIS Geophysics The mechanisms of deformation of rocks and minerals under high temperature and high pressure conditions History of Geology Earth resources in early colonial New South Wales Geological observations of some of the early explorers in New South Wales Writings on earth science and earth resources for the general public Hot Dry Rock Research into the exploration for, and resource evaluation of, Australia's huge hot rock energy resource and the development of a pilot hot rock energy plant

29. Student Research- Geology Program- Western State College Of Colorado Thornton research projects. geology students can also participate in the Thornton Biology research Grants program through collaborative projects. http://www.western.edu/geology/Research/Research.html

Skip to content. Skip to section navigation. This web site has been built using XHTML 1.0 and CSS. It is necessary to use a standards-compliant browser in order to see the page as intended , although page content is accessible to all users regardless of browser. We have provided more information about standards, a list of standards-compliant browsers and links to free browser downloads. Western State College of Colorado Geology wsc academics academic programs ... geology Geology Student Research Bartleson-Prather Research Scholarships In 1998 we first received a $10,000 donation Paul Rady ('78) and Peter Dea ('76) ) to start a student summer research scholarship program. The Bartleson Prather Fund for Excellence in Geology provides a scholarship and research stipend for students, who are between their junior and senior year. The stipend enables students to conduct geologic research in the summer without taking a financial beating. The vast majority of our students work full-time in the summer and part-time all year to be able to go to college, so this scholarship allows them to make some money in the summer but also learn and grow, and thus get a head start on their career. This fund has continued to grow since then with over donated by different WSC geology alumni. If you or your company might be interested in contributing to the fund let us know.

30. Economic Geology IPICYT Economic geology. Introduction. research areas. Academic personnel. research projects. Publications. Infrastructure. Alumni and theses. http://www.ipicyt.edu.mx/ingeipicyt/dge/i_proyectosDGE.htm

INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH OF SAN LUIS POTOSI Department of Economic Geology About IPICYT Departments Graduate Programs Projects ... Industry Liaison Economic Geology Introduction Research areas Academic personnel Research projects ... Contact © 2002 IPICYT

31. Geology Research Faculty, staff, and students in Department of Geological Sciences at CSULB are engaged in a variety of Earth science research projects, many of them centered http://www.csulb.edu/~bambos/geolres.html

32. Research Projects For Geology geology Club. Geological Links Cool Links. West Texas geology. Permian Basin Oil. Departmental News What s New! research projects. Field Trips. Faculty FAQs. http://www.utpb.edu/utpb_adm/academicaffairs/collegeofartscience/deptofsciencema

Geology UTPB Home The University of Texas of the Permian Basin Library Search Calendar Student Information ... Geology Club Geological Links... Cool Links West Texas Geology Permian Basin Oil Departmental News... What's New! Research Projects Field Trips Faculty... FAQs Contact Research Projects No information available at this time.

33. Geology Research research in the Department of geology and Geophysics has always been a fundamental Many of the research projects are carried out in part by graduate students. http://www.aau.edu.et/faculties/sc/geology/georesearch.htm

34. Geology Research Papers On The Web Long Island geology research Papers on the Web. A number of undergraduate and graduate research reports, miscellaneous research projects as well as theses at http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/reports/

Long Island Geology Research Papers on the Web A number of undergraduate and graduate research reports, miscellaneous research projects as well as theses at SUNY Stony Brook have been placed on the web. Links to these sites are given below. Conference on the Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York Each year since 1994 the conference has accepted extended abstract of up to 10 pages single space for publication. The programs are on the web at www.geo.sunysb.edu/lig/. Printed abstract volumes are available for each year since 1994, excluding year 2000. The cost for each volume is $10. If you wish to purchase a printed volume, send a check for $10 for each volume to: Long Island Geologists Department of Geosciences SUNY Stony Brook, NY 11794-2100 Some of the abstracts for 1996, 1997 and 1998 are on the Long Island Geologists web site. All of the abstracts since 1999 are on the web site. MS Theses Organic Sorption and Cation Exchange Capacity of Glacial Sand, Long Island by Sonya Boguslavsky, 2000 Glaciotectonic Shear Zones: Surface Sample Bias and Clast Fabric Interpretation by Elliot Klein, 2002

35. Earth Science Research Project Considering that geology, meteorology and astronomy are encountered as soon as whenever possible we encourage teachers to develop research projects and science http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/esp/

Earth Science Research Project Department of Geosciences State University of New York at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY 11794-2100 Tel. 631-632-8210 E-Mail Gilbert.Hanson@sunysb.edu REVISED May 20, 2004 Table of Contents Earth Science Research Project Mission Statement and general information GEO 589 Research for Earth Science Teachers will be offered during Summer Session in 2004 Articles Scientific Research Proposed outline for a student research project Getting Students Started in Research Steps in Self Guided Trail Development ... 2001 GEO 589 Research Participants Miscellaneous Information New York State Earth Science Curriculum Useful Links Graduate Programs for Earth Science Teachers Directions to SUNY Stony Brook and ESS Bldg Stony Brook Univ. Earth Science Educational Resource Center Science Walks on campus Use Page Setup to Print on legal size Ashley Schiff Preserve, Stony BrookCampus Boulders near ESS Building, Stony Brook Campus Hydrology of West Campus Stony Brook Hydrology of East Campus Stony Brook ... The Flora of Stony Brook's West Campus Science Walks off campus Lakeland County Park Sans Souci County Nature Preserve Kettle Hole Trail: SCCC Riverhead Cliffs at Caumsett State Park ... The David Weld Sanctuary, Nissequogue

36. Graduate Research Projects group of scientists studying the geology, mineralogy, geochemistry Most research opportunities are fullyfunded and All projects will provide the opportunity to http://laurentian.ca/geology/research_proj.htm

Directory Graduate Research Opportunities Economic Geology-Volcanology Geochemistry Paleobiology Precambrian Geology ... Environmental Studies As one of the world's largest nickel mining centres and home of Inco Ltd., Falconbridge Ltd., Laurentian University, and the Ontario Geological Survey/Ontario Geoscience Laboratories (located on the LU campus), Sudbury provides an ideal environment for research on magmatic sulphide deposits. Our students work and interact with a large group of scientists studying the geology, mineralogy, geochemistry, and petrology of magmatic and hydrothermal ore deposits, including MERC/Department of Earth Sciences faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and graduate students; mining company geologists; OGS staff geologists; and OGL staff scientists. Researchers have access to excellent computing and analytical facilities, including state-of-the-art equipment for electron probe microanalysis, X-ray fluorescence spectrometry, inductively-coupled plasma mass spectrometry, and thermal ionization mass spectrometry. Most research opportunities are fully-funded and include living stipends, field expenses, analytical expenses, and meeting expenses. All projects will provide the opportunity to do cutting-edge research on world-class ore deposits using state-of-the-art analytical equipment; many will include opportunities for summer employment with mining companies.

37. MERC And DES Research Projects research projects. researcher(s) Affiliations, Project Title, Sponsors (s). Arnold J (LU MSc candidate), James R (LU), Keays RR (LU), Beakhouse F (OGS); geology, http://laurentian.ca/geology/MERC/CURRENTPROJECTS.HTM

Directory Current MERC and Department of Earth Science Research Projects Researcher(s) Affiliations, Project Title, Sponsors (s) Arnold J (LU MSc candidate), James R (LU), Keays RR (LU), Beakhouse F (OGS); Geology, geochemistry and PGE mineralization of the Entwine Lake intrusion, northwestern Ontario; LU - OGS Mapping Program Babin D (LU MSc candidate), Long DGF (LU), and Devaney J (Consultant); Evidence for an Archean subaerial volcanic edifice, Minnitaki Lake, Sioux Lookout; OGS Bailey J (LU MSc canditate), Lafrance B (LU), McDonald A (LU), Lesher CM (LU), Fedorowich J (LU Adjunct); Mobilization of Ni within high-strain zones Ni-Cu-(PGE) deposits in the South Range of the Sudbury Igneous Complex, Ontario: Structural geology and mineral microstructures; Falconbridge Ltd. Bernier S (LU MSc candidate), Long DGF (LU); Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of the Superior part of the Rockcliffe Formation, Ottawa, Ontario. Abstract Blundell D (Geode, Royal Holloway, London) and Large R (CODES, Univ. Tasmania) coordinators. Abitibi - Gibson HL (LU), Hannington M, Barrie T and Galley A (Geol. Survey of Canada); Iberian Pyrite Belt - Barriga F (University Lisbon); Urals - Herrington R (Natural History Museum, London); Bergslagen/Skelefte - Weihed P (Geol. Survey of Sweden); Bathurst - Goodfellow W (Geol. Survey of Canada); Mount Reid Volcanics - Gemmell B (CODES, Univ. of Tasmania); Global comparison of VMS Deposits Burnham OM (LU Research Scientist), Lesher CM (LU), Keays RR (LU/Monash), Layton-Matthews D (LU), Peck DC (Falconbridge), Hulbert L (GSC), and Halden NM (U Manitoba); Geochemistry and petrogenesis of Fe-Ni-Cu-(PGE) mineralization in the Thompson Nickel Belt; CAMIRO and NSERC-IRC

38. Geology Research At Guilford Ongoing research projects at Guilford. € Reefs of Puerto Rico, JOVE/NASA Guilford College Woods € The Quaker Quadrangle. geology homepage. http://www.guilford.edu/original/academic/geology/research.html

Ongoing Research Projects at Guilford € Reefs of Puerto Rico, JOVE/NASA (GIS/Image Processing) € Hydrology of the Guilford College Woods € The Quaker Quadrangle

39. Shale Research Projects By Jürgen Schieber, Including Shale Sedimentology, Blac resources for the future. Shales the final frontier of sedimentary geology. (click for information on current research projects). http://www.uta.edu/paleomap/homepage/Schieberweb/schieber.htm

and Dr. Jürgen Schieber's Web Pages UTA Shale Research Group Students The Puzzler Shale News ... Summer 2000 Field Work Shales and Reconstruction of Ancient Environments. If you don't know where you are going it's the journey that counts! Shales and mudstones are very fine grained terrigenous clastic sedimentary rocks, and they constitute approximately two-thirds of all sediments on earth. Even though a major share of the earth's sedimentary record and thus its history is recorded in them, shales and mudstones have been studied very little because of their fine grain size. Recent research has demonstrated that a lot of valuable information can be extracted from shales and mudstones, pertaining to ancient environments, climates, ocean circulation, and the history of life. Further studies will be beneficial to the solution of engineering problems associated with ground movements in the construction of roads and houses as these are often linked to underlying shale and mudstone formations. Also, shales and mudstones are the primary source of hydrocarbons, and better understanding of these materials, their composition, and the forces that bind them may be helpful in the search for energy resources for the future Shales the final frontier of sedimentary geology.

40. Shale Research Projects By Jürgen Schieber, Including Shale Sedimentology, Blac if a thesis or dissertation project that I NSF, ACSPRF, the Canadian research Council, and national and international journals, including geology, Journal of http://www.indiana.edu/~geosci/people/faculty/jschieber.htm

Home News Courses Prospective Students ... Site Search INDIANA UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES Juergen Schieber Associate Professor, Geological Sciences Sedimentary Geology Ph.D. 1985, University of Oregon, Eugene phone: 812-855-5582 office: 526A writeEmail('jschiebe','indiana.edu','E-mail'); Research research web site to find out more about the kind of work I am involved in. Teaching posted on the net Service Being new to IU I have not yet been involved in university committees, but I did serve on a wide range of committees at my previous place of work (UT Arlington). I also routinely review proposals for NSF, ACS-PRF, the Canadian Research Council, and NERC. In addition I review manuscripts for a range of national and international journals, including Geology, Journal of sedimentary Petrology, Journal of Sedimentary Research, Sedimentology, Sedimentary Geology, Marine Geology, GSA Bulletin, Chemical Geology, Lithos, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Palaios, and the Journal of the Texas Society for Electron Microscopy. Representative Publications Schieber, J., 1998, Sedimentary features indicating erosion, condensation, and hiatuses in the Chattanooga Shale of Central Tennessee: relevance for sedimentary and stratigraphic evolution. In: J. Schieber, W. Zimmerle, and P. Sethi (editors), Shales and Mudstones (vol. 1): Basin Studies, Sedimentology and Paleontology, Schweizerbartsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart

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