41. National Park Service - Geologic Resources - Coastal Geology - Research needs and in some cases design their own projects. research that results from GIP efforts is often used to information http//www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/gip/. http://www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/coastal/research.htm

NPS NatureNet All NPS Advanced Search Search NatureNet a to z ParkNet NatureNet ... Social Science Geologic Resources ParkNet NatureNet Geology Coastal Geology Research Information Links Coral Reefs Human Impact Sea Level Rise Coastal Hazards ... Coastal Geology Newsletter in Coastal National Parks There are virtually unlimited opportunities for scientific research in coastal National Parks. The relatively unspoiled natural resources found in these areas provide a unique setting for the investigation of coastal features and processes. Research greatly benefits coastal park managers by providing the scientific information necessary to protect and preserve coastal resources. The National Park Service is currently involved in numerous research partnerships with the private sector, universities, and other government agencies. In addition, the park service's GeoScientists-in-the-Parks program places experienced students and professionals in scientific research positions in parks. (To learn more about the Geoscientists in the Parks program and some of it's contributions to coastal research in the National Parks continue reading below.)

42. CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS - Michael S. Smith - Geology, Geochemistry, Metamorphi My research in this area has been addressed at are a few examples of the projects I have the connections between archaeology, mineralogy and geology, click on http://people.uncw.edu/smithms/projects.html

CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS I am looking for a hard rock masters level graduate student(s) to work on a variety of suites of prehistoric (or historic) ceramics. Project will involve field work, petrographic investigation (hand sample and optical mineralogy), and geochemical characterization (mostly by XRF and microprobe). Interested? Drop me an email The application of petrographic techniques to the study of archaeological ceramics. My research in this area has been addressed at using optical petrology techniques to determine the provenance of the tempering material, as well as the clays, in pottery. I have also been investigating how chemical characterization of the paste (clay minerals) component of the pottery may or may not be useful in determining the provenance. Here are a few examples of the projects I have been involved. For further references and links on ceramic petrology and the connections between archaeology, mineralogy and geology, click on the Ceramic Petrology link. Smith, M.S

43. GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH PROJECTS - Michael S. Smith - Geology, Geochemistry, M Preliminary fieldwork (as a result of a mapping project for the 2001 BA Anthropology and Minor in geology, to graduate May 2004). Undergraduate Honors research. http://people.uncw.edu/smithms/graduates.html

GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH PROJECTS I am looking for a hard rock masters level graduate student(s) to work on a variety of suites of prehistoric (or historic) ceramics. Project will involve field work, petrographic investigation (hand sample and optical mineralogy), and geochemical characterization (mostly by XRF and microprobe). Interested? Drop me an email The tourmaline and beryl (emerald and aquamarine) deposits of western North Carolina. Christine M. Tappen ( Hofstra University, New York. B.S. Geology 1995) has completed her master's thesis ( UNC Wilmington. M.S. Geology 1998 ) on the Crabtree emerald-bearing pegmatite in the eastern Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. She is now gainfully employed (and having a great time) as a Scientific Assistant in the Department of Physical Sciences - Earth and Planetary Science at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. I gather that the sign on her office door says "PEGMATITES RULE."Enuf said! Thesis Title : Beryl and tourmaline mineralization of the Crabtree pegmatite, Spruce Pine district, North Carolina.

44. CSUSB - Geology Club Navigation Main Page Club Officers Calendar Field Trips Constitution research projects. geology Department. Other Info Join Listserver. Student research projects. http://geology.rockbandit.net/geoclub/research.htm

Navigation Main Page Club Officers Calendar Field Trips ... Geology Department Other Info: Join Listserver Student Research Projects GPS Project Earthquake Outreach

45. HSU Library - A Guide To Doing Geology Research In HSU Library this may be searched for topics relating to engineering geology. report information generated through federally funded research and development projects. http://library.humboldt.edu/~chadwick/geology.htm

A Guide to Doing Geology Research in HSU Library Before beginning your research project it is recommended that you think about how comprehensive your research must be, how current your sources of information need to be, and your intended audience's level of expertise. Then define your research topic as specifically as possible and don't be afraid to refine your topic as you learn more about it. Suggested guidelines for doing library research follow and may be adapted to fit your needs. Table of Contents Finding background information Finding books on my topic Finding articles on my topic Geology ... Critical evaluation is needed How do I find background information on my topic? Reference Materials can provide you with background information, major theories or researchers, and definitions of key terms. There are print and electronic reference sources in HSU Library, such as: Dictionaries/Encyclopedias: Allaby. Concise Oxford Dictionary of Earth Sciences (ref QE 5 C66 1990) Encyclopaedia Britannica - restricted to HSU faculty, students and staff Encyclopedia of Earth System Science (ref QE 5 E514 1992) Encyclopedia of Environmental Science (ref GE 10 E53 1999) Kearey.

46. Descriptions Of General Geology Research Expertise At UMass Geosciences Planetary geology research in planetary geology is focused on the crustal histories of Mars and Venus. Recent projects include preparing detailed geological http://www.geo.umass.edu/newsite/research/geolresdesc.html

About us... Programs in Geology Geography , and Earth Systems Comments or suggestions? Write us! Geology Research Expertise Biogeochemistry Research in biogeochemistry examines chemical (composition, isotopes) and biological (genetic assays, populations surveys) of microbial activities in interesting geologic environments. These most recently include CH production and SO reduction in deep sedimentary basins ( Petsch ), carbonate cement precipitation in anoxic marine sediments ( Burns and Petsch natural remediation of acid mine drainage Yuretich ), and DOM/POM liberation and utilization during sedimentary rock weathering and riverine transport ( Petsch Back to main Research page Climatology, Paleoclimatology, and Atmospheric Research Research in climatology and paleoclimatology is carried out in the Climate System Research Center http://www.paleoclimate.org ) of the Department by a large group of faculty, post-docs, and graduate students . At the CSRC research is focused on the climate system, climate variability and global change issues, from contemporary climate variations, their causes and consequences, to paleoclimatic and paleoenvironmental changes. Atmospheric Research is carried out in the Robotic Platform Atmospheric Research Lab http://www.geo.umass.edu/climate/lamp/

47. Geology Salzburg > Research Projects Translate this page Current scientific research projects of the Working Group “geology and Geodynamics” at the Inst. of geology and Palaeontology, Salzburg University. http://www.sbg.ac.at/gew/research/research.htm

Forschungsschwerpunkte in Salzburg: Ophiolithe Struktur von Kollisionsgebirgen Modellierung von geologischen Prozessen in Gebirgen Ar-Ar-Altersdatierung Technische Geologie ... Massenbewegungen Kulturgeologie Laufende Projekte: Current projects: USTTA University of Salzburg Tectonics Training Area Internationale und nationale Projekte / International and national projects FWF-Impulsprojekt E65 Dynamische Anpassung von Tunnelbauprognosen Projektleiter: Adresse: Laufzeit: 01.10.2002 - 01.10.2004 Gebiet(e) Keywords: Tunnelbau; Prognosemodelle; Ingenieurgeologie; Datenmanagement; 3D-Computersimulation; Tunneldokumentation Funding Projektleiter / Project leader Mitarbeiter / Co-worker Christian UHLIR, Christian HEMMERS, Stefan TRAXLER Laufzeit / Time August 2002 - August 2004 Projektziel / Scope GEODE Funding ESF Projektleiter / Project leader Franz NEUBAUER Mitarbeiter / Co-worker Svetlana VELICHKOVA Laufzeit / Time Projektziel / Scope Funding Projektleiter / Project leader Mitarbeiter / Co-worker Laufzeit / Time Juli 2002 - Dezember 2004 Projektziel / Scope The Cretaceous structures of tharelpine-Balkan-Carpathian-Dinarides (ABCD) orogen are superposed by extensive Late Cretaceous plutonism/volcanism ("banatites") associated with widespread mineralizations. Magmatism is contemporaneous with the formation of collisional-type successor sedimentary basins. research includes:

48. Applied Geology Research Unit area at Brighton, with new research projects being developed in ore deposit geochemistry, hydrothermal fluid chemistry, environmental geology, mineralogy and http://www.brighton.ac.uk/environment/research/earth_systems/agru/

Faculty of Science and Engineering breadCrumbs("http://www.brighton.ac.uk/environment","","index.htm","bread","breadtitle","none","0"); Home Courses Research study ... Help Applied Geology Research Unit (AGRU) Applied geology has been a feature of research within Civil Engineering at the University of Brighton since the 1960's. With the development of new Earth Science degrees and the appointment of new staff a research group ranging across the breadth of applied geology has been developed. AGRU brings together staff from Geology and Civil Engineering with common interests in engineering geology, geotechnics, hydrogeology and environmental geology/engineering. Members of the group are also actively involved in Cretaceous, Tertiary and Quaternary research, ore genesis, geochemistry and geomorphology. Chalk has been the focus of much of the work in the group for 20 years. The development of a stratigraphy in conjunction with the BGS has led to the re-mapping of much of Southern Britain, and more recently Northern France, based primarily on research carried out at Brighton. This work has been applied to geological investigations for the Channel Tunnel, and some 20 other tunnels and other major engineering projects in the region. It has also been applied to the development of aquifer and oil reservoir modelling.

49. FACULTY RESEARCH: DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY colleagues on research projects and is always looking for new students and colleagues with whom to collaborate. He has extensive experience in field geology as http://www.wku.edu/geoweb/info/facres.htm

QUICK LINKS: Department Mission Geology Program Home Faculty ... Webmaster GEOSCIENCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH BY THE GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY FACULTY Dr. KATIE ALGEO Southern Cultures Southeastern Geographer and Names . Before coming to Western, Katie taught at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, where she enjoyed leading field trips to explore aspects of Wisconsin culture such as vernacular shrines and grottos, polka masses, concrete art, dairy barns, and ginseng farms. For more information about her teaching and research interests, contact Katie via email at katie.algeo@wku.edu Dr. JOHN ALL Locally, Dr. All is examining radon in the Western Kentucky region with Dr. Wulff and others in the Department. Physical studies of radon distribution are being combined with a policy analysis to help inform local stakeholders. Also, they are working to create a radon evaluation scheme that other communities can utilize when addressing this issue. Water quality is also a key local issue that Dr. All examines; as the karst environment create a variety of problems. Long-term planning strategies that maximize water quality while minimizing the cost to individual stakeholders is the goal of this work. In his scarce free time, Dr. All is an alpinist who has climbed on three continents using technical rock, ice, and aid-climbing techniques. He is a certified Rescue Diver, a triathlete, a nature photographer, and spent several years on Southern Arizona Search and Rescue. For further information about these and other environment-related projects, contact

50. Madagascar - Joint Research Project - Geology In August 2000 a joint research project was launched in the and heads of the individual projects are listed to answers of fundamental geological questions and http://www.palmod.uni-bremen.de/FB5/geochron/Markus/madagascar/joint-research.ht

Rifting Processes and Basin Development: The Early Stages of the Indian Ocean In August 2000 a joint research project was launched in the Karoo on Mesozoic deposits of the Morondava Basin (SW Madagascar) and the eastern basement areas. The project is divided into five sub-projects funded by the DFG (Germany) and FWF (Austria). Participating Institutions and heads of the individual projects are listed below: Prof. Dr. K. BANDEL Dr. W. METTE Prof. Dr. H. SCHANDELMEIER Prof. Dr. J. KUSS ... Bremen University Main objectives are studies of the Late Paleozoic-Mesozoic sedimentary sequences (incl. their paleontologic inventory) and the Precambrian crystalline basement of the neighbouring eastern regions shall yield a contribution to answers of fundamental geological questions and global relations. This project is based on interdisciplinary geologic cooperation and various methodic approaches (fission-track analysis, tectonics, sedimentology, paleontology, biostratigraphy and sequence stratigraphy, Sr-isotope chemistry) in order to: reconstruct the tectonic development of the Precambrian crust in the area of the eastern rift shoulders within the Late Paleozoic to Mesozoic stress fields and then to determine the time and the absolute rates of uplift and subsidence processes;

51. Marine And Petroleum Geology Research At UCD The Marine Petroleum geology Group’s research projects are funded from a variety of sources, including national and international funding agencies and http://www.irishscientist.ie/2002/contents.asp?contentxml=02p228b.xml&contentxsl

52. University Department Of Geology Ongoing research projects Schemes problems presently registered for PhD degree. for the appointment of a Professor to the Birla Chair of geology at Udaipur http://www.geolmlsu.org/research.html

Introduction Profile Faculty Courses ... Memorabilia Research Works Prof. Keshav Prabhaka r Rode 8th November 1902 - June 1950 - July 1968 - 2nd December 1985 (Birth - Founded the Department - Superannuating - Demise ) "At the interview held for the appointment of a Professor to the Birla Chair of Geology at Udaipur the Doyen of Indian geology, the late Dr. D. N. Wadia asked me what my contributions would be if I am appointed to the chair. My answer was that I would like to bring order out of chaos, which prevailed, in Rajasthan Geology. On this reply he smiled at my audacity". Prof. K. P. Rode, 1975 The Department that Prof. Rode founded and developed, directly and through the geologists trained by it, have definitely "brought order out of chaos in Rajasthan Geology" ...and much more. Introduction Profile Faculty Courses ... Memorabilia Created by Cluster Softwares

53. Research Projects Geology, Geomorphology Soils Warra research projects geology, Geomorphology Soils Assessing the longterm impacts of forest harvesting and high intensity broadcast burning on soil http://www.warra.com/warra/docs/research_projects/docs/research_proj_geology.htm

Assessing the long-term impacts of forest harvesting and high intensity broadcast burning on soil properties Development of a conceptual ecological model for Warra Documentation of landforms and geological sites of geoconservation significance in the Huon Forest District Effect of matting on soil properties and regeneration Assessing the long-term impacts of forest harvesting and high intensity broadcast burning on soil properties Development of a conceptual ecological model for Warra Documentation of landforms and geological sites of geoconservation significance in the Huon Forest District Effect of matting on soil properties and regeneration ... The late Quaternary deposits of Blakes Opening and the middle Huon Valley

54. Departmental Research are listed below. Students may do research projects independently prior to the geology research course. Students present results http://www.gustavus.edu/oncampus/academics/geology/research.html

Department Info Personnel Course Links Research Latest News and Kudos Other Geology Links Departmental Research We regard research, and particularly field-based research, to be an integral part of our department's program. The faculty is engaged in research and the students have opportunities to be involved. Nearly every class includes research questions and problem solving. The 'capstone' course of the Geology Department is GEO 392-393 Geology Research , a two-semester research course taken during the junior and senior years. Students are encouraged to pursue their own research questions or to help with faculty, on-going projects, some of which are listed below. Students may do research projects independently prior to the Geology Research course. Students present results at the spring Sigma Xi Research Symposium; several have delivered papers at regional and national Geological Society of America Meetings and the National Conference on Undergraduate Research. There are opportunities for both on-campus and off-campus funding for research including the Youngquist Fund (Geology Department) and Sigma Xi (college). Currently, there is also an opportunity through a Gustavus-hosted REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) Program, " Reconstructing Rivers ." Our majors have been successful in gaining positions on other REU projects throughout the country.

55. Research Projects In Discipline Geology, Physical Geography KU.Leuven IWETOresearchdatabase. research projects in discipline geology, physical geography. research projects in discipline geology, physical geography, Top. http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/research/researchdatabase/project/P005.htm

Home Research activities Research groups Key domains ... Nederlands K.U.Leuven IWETO-researchdatabase Research projects in discipline Geology, physical geography Subdivision of discipline Geology, physical geography Research project(s) Subdivision of discipline Geology, physical geography Petrology, mineralogy, geochemistry Mineral deposits, economic geology Tectonics Stratigraphy ... Physical geography, geomorphology, pedology, cartography, climatology Geodesy Research projects in discipline Geology, physical geography Fluid migration and deformation in slate belts. Fractures and self-healing within the excavation disturbed zone in clays. Effect of grain size and mineralogy on fracture pattern. Improving multi-stakeholder collaboration for conservation of the Pu Luong-Cuc Phuong limeston... ... Christelle Maeyaert Most recent update :04.06.2004 URL: http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/research/researchdatabase/project/P005.htm

56. Research Projects In Discipline Mineral Deposits, Economic Geology research projects in discipline Mineral deposits, economic geology. research project(s). research projects in discipline Mineral deposits, economic geology, http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/research/researchdatabase/project/P430.htm

Home Research activities Research groups Key domains ... Nederlands K.U.Leuven IWETO-researchdatabase Research projects in discipline Mineral deposits, economic geology Research project(s) Research projects in discipline Mineral deposits, economic geology Fluid migration and deformation in slate belts. An integrated study of the interaction between deformation and fluids in a tectonic wrench ... An integrated study of the interaction between deformation and fluids in a tectonic wrench ... Tectonics of the Early-Palaeozoic basin development in NW Europe: basin analysis and magnetic ... ... Christelle Maeyaert Most recent update :04.06.2004 URL: http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/research/researchdatabase/project/P430.htm

57. Marine Geological Research At The Dept. Of Geology, UCC Current research concerns geological studies in both deep marine and nearshore / shelf environments using expertise and in research projects have focused on http://www.ucc.ie/ucc/depts/geology/research/marine.html

Marine Geological Research Dr. Andy Wheeler Current research concerns geological studies in both deep marine and near-shore / shelf environments using expertise and in-house facilities for seabed mapping (side-scan sonar, multibeam echosounder, video imagery and GIS), shallow seismics interpretation and sediment core analysis. Research projects have focused on: continental margin development (deep-water carbonate mounds, contourite drift sequences submarine slides, submarine canyon development and geohazards) geophysical surveying (for seabed mapping, aggregate quantification, site surveys for offshore industries, biotope studies, fisheries impact studies, and marine archaeological surveys) palaeoclimatic / oceanographic studies for the analysis of sediment cores estuarine dynamics and sediment flux Departmental research in this area contributes to the Coastal Processes and Seabed Mapping Group in the Coastal and Marine Resources Centre, ERI, UCC.

58. SEDIMENTARY GEOLOGY AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY Bradley D. Ritts (Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 1998, Stanford University) Tectonics and Sedimentation and Petroleum geology. research projects include 1 http://cc.usu.edu/~davel/sedgeol.html

SEDIMENTARY GEOLOGY AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY LOGAN, UTAH Middle Cambrian Wheeler Formation in the Drum Mountains, western Utah Link to Utah State University Department of Geology, Utah State University Northern Utah Geology Virtual Fieldtrip The Program The Department of Geology at Utah State University offers a Masters of Science Degree in Geology with emphasis on Sedimentary Geology. The degree program consists of twenty hours of course work (see below) in Geology and allied departments (e.g. Aquatic, Watershed and Earth Resources; Plants, Soils and Biometeorology) and ten hours of thesis work. The Locality Northern Utah is a sedimentary geologist's paradise. In the immediate area of Logan the entire Paleozoic section is easily accessible and well exposed. This is predominantly a passive-margin marine section. Within a few hours drive of Logan, Mesozoic and Cenozoic sediments also occur. The Mesozoic includes both marine and continental sediments deposited on an active margin while the Cenozoic includes a variety of continental sediments (lacustrine, fan, fluvial). Lacustrine deposits include the famous Eocene Green River and Pleistocene Lake Bonneville deposits. Graduate Courses in Sedimentology Basin Analysis (Ritts) Quantitative Geology (Liddell) Seismic Interpretation (Ritts)* Fluvial Geomorphology (Schmidt) Paleoecology (Liddell) Sedimentary Geochemistry (Kolesar) Hillslope and Landscape Geomorphology (Pederson) Petroleum Geology (Ritts) Sedimentary Rocks I - Carbonate Depositional Processes (Kolesar)

59. Scotiabank Marine Geology Research Laboratory _ Introduction the past 20 years, Steve has been leading marine geological expeditions to funds and shiptime by developing collaborative research projects with scientists http://www.geology.utoronto.ca/marinelab/intro/

Scotiabank Marine Geology Research Laboratory For Steven Scott, excitement is seeing a big, billowing plume of black smoke. No, Scott isn't an arsonist, and the smoke he looks for isn't on land – it's underwater. Scott, director of the marine geology research lab at the University of Toronto , spends about four months a year at sea, mapping the ocean floor and looking for his specialty, underwater ore deposits. Ottawa Citizen The Scotiabank Marine Geology Research Laboratory was established in 1989 with a grant from the Bank of Nova Scotia , the first such grant in their "Excellence in Education" program. The laboratory is dedicated to the scientific study of the deep ocean floor, to the development of new technologies for ocean exploration and to the education of students in marine geology and geophysics. Its focus is on metal deposits currently forming on the seafloor, both for the information they can provide to aid the on-going search for ancient base and precious metal massive sulphide deposits on land and for their in situ economic potential. The laboratory has also applied marine geophysical methods to the study of large lakes, the formation of marine sedimentary basins and active geologic processes.

60. Environmental Research Institute : Research Projects - Geology And Geophysics http://www.eri.uconn.edu/eri/geophysics.htm

GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS Principal Investigator Project Title Project Sponsor Gary A. Robbins Evaluation of Vertical Containment Spreading in Ground Water at Underground Storage Tank Sites Connecticut Department of Public Works Gary A. Robbins An Evaluation of MTBE Occurrence in Diesel Fuel and Home Heating Oil Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection

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