61. Research Projects Of The Department Of Soil Science And Geology In 2001 KPG. (Department of Soil Science and geology). research projects of the Department of Soil Science and geology in 2001. External grants http://www.af.czu.cz/kpg/eng/granty.html

KPG (Department of Soil Science and Geology) Research projects of the Department of Soil Science and Geology in 2001 External grants Project: Advancement of teaching the subjects Soil survey and PUGIS and Soil Conservation Coordinator: Doc. Borùvka Coordinator and responsible at the Department: Doc. Borùvka Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Project: Activation and amendment of geological collections for teaching Coordinator: RNDr. Jehlièka Responsible at the Department: RNDr. Jehlièka Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Project: Soil physics, hydropedological survey - multimedial, internet subjects Coordinator: Prof. Matula Responsible at the Department: Prof. Matula Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Project: Support of conceptual educational development of universities - subprogramme 333/328 Coordinator: Prof. Matula Responsible at the Department: Prof. Matula Financial support (CZK): Institution: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports

62. MICHIGAN GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND SERVICE PROJECTS GREAT LAKES COASTAL research LABORATORY research and Service projects about Great Lakes Coastal geology, Shoreline Erosion and Recession. http://www.wmich.edu/geology/michwork.htm

MICHIGAN GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND SERVICE PROJECTS Current and Ongoing Research and Service Activities within Michigan conducted by the Faculty and Students of the Geology Department at Western Michigan University G.E.M. Groundwater Education in Michigan. A Service and Research Center in the Geology Department which is part of a state-wide network of public service institutes established to further public awareness and education about Michigan's underground water resources. MICHIGAN BASIN CORE RESEARCH LABORATORY - Research and Service about Exploration and Development of Michigan's Oil and Gas resources GREAT LAKES COASTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY - Research and Service projects about Great Lakes Coastal Geology, Shoreline Erosion and Recession ROSS TOWNSHIP WATERSHED ANALYSIS Joint research between the City of Kalamazoo and the Geology Department at Western Michigan University to evaluate the impact on local surface and underground water resources of a proposed City well field in Ross Township.

63. RESEARCH PROJECTS projects. research in the laboratory covers a broad spectrum of marine sciences. The laboratory s current research activities are focused on Marine geology, http://www.geology.upatras.gr/marine-geology/images/research_industrial projects

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS RESEARCH PROJECTS Research in the laboratory covers a broad spectrum of marine sciences. The laboratory's current research activities are focused on Marine Geology, Physical and Environmantal Oceanography, Coastal Geomorphology and Underwater Archaeology. Marine Geology Submarine Landslides Gas in Marine Sediments-Pockmarks Paleoclimatic changes in the Mediterranean River Delta Sedimentation Physical and Environmental Oceanography Water Circulation pattern Tides and Sea-Level oscillations Pollution dispertion studies Marine Pollution studies Coastal Geomorphology Coastal erosion Studies Asssessment of waves and currents on the movement of sediment Underwater archaeology

64. Sedimentary Geology Group Heidelberg, Research Project: Michael Seeling Sedimentary geology GroupResearch project Numerical Modeling of Middle Triassic Passive Continental Margin and Carbonate Platform http://geopal.uni-hd.de/sediment/research_project_groups/projects/modeling/lomba

Research project Numerical Modeling of Middle Triassic Passive Continental Margin and Carbonate Platform Development in the Lombardian Alps (Italy) Top Maintained by Bernhard Frey Back Last Updated: 07/24/03 More details Michael Seeling Cooperating Dr Fabrizio Berra (Univ. Milano) scientists Dr Scott Bowman (PetroDynamics Inc., Houston) Prof Dr Flavio Jadoul (Univ. Milano) Short project description and results An upper Permian to Upper Triassic succession with a thickness of up to 5000m is well exposed in the Camonica Valley of the Lombardian Alps (Italy). The clastic and carbonate sediments were formed on a passive continental margin, occasionally influenced by strong regional transtension. Several carbonate build-ups developed in the Middle Triassic. After the Permian/Triassic event, the reef-building organisms recover slowly. First carbonate buildups in the Southern Alps reappear in the Pelsonian. In the Camonica Valley the Camorelli-Formation represents a large carbonate bank of 500 m thickness and lateral extension of approximately 3 km. The Late Ladinian (Longobardian) to Early Carnian succession in the study area contains two large carbonate buildups (Esino-Formation). In the SW, there is a strongly prograding platform (Pora platform), with a thickness of 400 m and lateral extension of approximately 10 km.

65. Sedimentary Geology Group Heidelberg, Research Project: Fabio Lapponi Sedimentary geology GroupResearch project Dolomitization and mineralization in the Cantabrian Zone, León, NW Spain. Top, Top, Maintained by Bernhard Frey. http://geopal.uni-hd.de/sediment/research_project_groups/projects/diagenesis_flu

Research project Dolomitization and mineralization in the Cantabrian Zone, Top Maintained by Bernhard Frey Back Last Updated: 07/24/03 More details Fabio Lapponi Cooperating Prof Dr Maria Boni (Univ. Naples) scientists Short project description and results The Cantabrian Zone (CZ) represents the external part of the Variscan Orogen in the Iberian Peninsula (Lotze et al., 1945) and it is composed by a complex thrusted and folded paleozoic succession, typical of a foreland thrust-and-fold belt. In this area, a very intense thermal event is responsible for a widespread epigenetic dolomitization process (Gasparrini et al., 2003) which affected mainly the Carboniferous and the Cambrian Limestones. These dolomitized rocks represent the preferential host rocks for a series of small ore deposits (Paniagua, 1993). The aim of this project is to increase the knowledge of the factors that control the dolomitization process, mainly focussing the attention on the Lancara Formation (lower Cambrian), which represents the preferential detachment zone of the Variscan Nappes. The relations between dolomitization and mineralization are also investigated, in the frame of a regional fluid flow which seems to have affected the whole area. Different petrographic and geochemical methods are applied (optical and cathodoluminescence microscopy, fluid inclusion microthermometry and Raman spectrometry, cruch leach, stable and radiogenic isotopic analisys, SEM and microprobe analysis), to define the cement stratigraphy of the hydrothermal cements (barren and mineralized) and investigate the composition and the fluid responsible for the emplacement of the differend phases, continuing on previous research conducted by Jochen Schneider (2003) and Marta Gasparrini (2003).

66. The UCDavis Groundwater Web Page Groundwater research projects at UC Davis Hydrologic Sciences research in the Groundwater Program of UC geology research areas among others, on environmental http://groundwater.ucdavis.edu/gwindex.htm

Groundwater Teaching and Research Programs at UC Davis Hydrologic Sciences : one of only a handful integrated hydrologic sciences programs in the U.S., part of the Department of Land, Air, and Water Resources; provides courses and conducts research programs in groundwater hydrology, vadose zone hydrology, soil water science, irrigation engineering, and watershed hydrology. Soil Sciences : program within the Department of Land, Air, and Water Resources; provides courses and conducts research programs in soil physics, soil fertility, soil microbiology, biodegradation of contaminants in soils, aqueous geochemistry, to name a few. Geology : one of the 25 best geology departments in the country; provides courses and conducts research, among others, on environmental geology, fluvial morphology, and geophysics. Civil and Environmental Engineering : among top 20 environmental engineering programs in the U.S., offers courses and research groups in a variety of groundwater related environmental and water resources engineering fields, such as contaminant modeling, fate of contaminants in the subsurface, water resources systems analysis, etc. Chemical Engineering : provides courses and conducts research on a wide variety of topics, which include basic research on fluid flow in porous media, multiphase transport, nanoscale processes.

67. P.M.A.: Geology - Research & Projects The Provincial Museum of Alberta Natural History geology research projects. Glacial erratic Ron Mussieux, our curator, continues http://www.pma.edmonton.ab.ca/natural/geology/research/research.htm

The Provincial Museum of Alberta Natural History Geology Ron Mussieux, our curator, continues to collect mineral and rock specimens throughout Alberta and British Columbia. Current fieldwork is in the Mount Brussilof Magnesite Mine in British Columbia. He and Marilyn Nelson have recently completed a book describing top geological sites in Alberta. PMA Home Page Natural History Geology Last Review/Update - March 5 1999

68. Research Projects - Researchgroup - Sedimentary Geology - University Of Tuebinge Translate this page die Sedimentologiearbeitsgruppe der Geowissenschaften der Universität Tübingen http://www.uni-tuebingen.de/geo/gpi/ag-aigner/research/spage6a.html

69. Laboratory Of Soil Science And Geology (NIWI) Laboratory of Soil Science and geology. switch to nl. Organisation details. Relation to current research projects (the most current research is placed on top). http://www.niwi.knaw.nl/en/oi/producten/dlri/orgdlri/ORG1239407/toon

Login NIWI (en) Research Information Products and services ... Powered by from "Laboratory of Soil Scienc..." entire NIWI site (en) Laboratory of Soil Science and Geology Organisation details Relation to current research projects (the most current research is placed on top) Secretariat: Soil fertility decline: from diagnosis to intervention. Secretariat: GIS-based Decision Support System for Land Use in the Coastal Mekong Delta, Vietnam. Secretariat: Developments and applications in pedometrics. Secretariat: SULAMA II: Towards Sustainable Land Management Secretariat: Soil-vegetation-land dynamics: quick and slow soil landscape feedbacks in natural and used systems (KwaZulu Natal, South Africa). Secretariat: Podzolisation under kauri: 3. Soil distribution and landscape dynamics. Secretariat: Soil fertility management in the cereal-based farming system of Northern Ethiopia Secretariat: POPFACE carbon dynamics (Free Air Carbondioxide Exchange of a poplar plantation) Back NOD page Last modified: unknown

70. Untitled Document student research, undergraduate student research projects currently in emphasis on undergraduate research at the a larger number of geology undergrads will be http://www.cofc.edu/~geology/ugrad-research.html

Undergraduate Research Funding Opportunities: College of Charleston Undergraduate Research : This recently developed initiative provides up to $5000 to fund undergraduate students-faculty research projects. Mini-grants ($250) are also available. More detailed information is available at the Undergraduate Research website. School of Science and Math Summer Research Assistantship: Currently this assistantship, funded by the School of Science and Mathematics, provides $2500 of summer research support for 1 or 2 students selected by the Geology faculty each spring. Katuna Endowment : This recently formed endowment currently provides $2500 to support students conducting summer research. Students are selected by the faculty in the Department of Geology each spring. South Carolina Space Grant : Each spring, the South Carolina Space Grant Consortium funds students with an interest in aerospace or space-related research. Awards in the Undergraduate Scholarship/Research Program range from $1,500 to $2,500. Selection of undergraduate students for this award is made in January at a meeting of Space Grant campus directors across the state.

71. Geology: Resources For Students In 1999 the Department of geology acquired a Noran (Tracor) Scanning Electron make use of this instrument for both inclass and independent research projects. http://www.cofc.edu/~geology/resource.html

Home Department Overview Degree Requirements Courses ... Links In 1999 the Department of Geology acquired a Noran (Tracor) Scanning Electron Microscope which allows high resolution imaging and elemental micro-analysis. A number of students and faculty make use of this instrument for both in-class and independent research projects. Several students are currently involved in research projects investigating the morphology of modern and fossil foraminifera from around the world. The SEM is also used for geologic studies of meteorites and microspherules. The department has a Phillips X-Ray Diffractometer that is currently being used to identify minerals in sediment and core samples for a variety of ongoing research projects. Current projects include identification of clay minerals in cores drilled by USGS throughout the Low Country, and identification of minerals present in dredge disposal sites along the Cooper River. The department has geochemistry lab, for the analysis of water and soils from pristine and contaminated environments. The instrumentation available in this includes a Jobin-Yvon 38S ICP-AES (inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometer) for the analysis of cations and metals. a Hewlett-Packard Capillary Electrophoresis Unit, Tekmar - Dohrman Total Organic Carbon Analyzer, and St. Johns Assoc. Amino Acid Analyzer. Current student research includes analysis of nutrients in ground and surface waters, and analysis and mapping of metals in contaminated soils.

72. GeoWeb - Allegheny College Department Of Geology About 50% of students receive outside funding to complete out of-state field research projects. The number of graduates in geology has been greater at this http://webpub.alleg.edu/dept/geology/

GeoWeb Allegheny College Department of Geology A Necessary resources Geo Student Information Section Mike Haney's 2002 Summer in Montana Try Our Senior Project Search A tribute to Professor William H. Parsons Small student-faculty ratio in a close, mutually supportive, collegial atmosphere Strong commitment of faculty to teaching and providing students with a wide range of research opportunities Three degree programs B.S. in Environmental Geology, B.S. or B.A. in Geology to serve different career objectives Extensive field experience through in-course field trips, a week- long Junior Seminar trip, and independent study Required Senior Project that demonstrates to employers and graduate schools the ability to complete a major independent research project Extensive computing, analytical, field, and scale-modeling equipment accessible to all students. All students have access to all departmental facilities, producing special and unique opportunities usually reserved for graduate students at other institutions Faculty and Staff Programs and Courses Experiential Learning Field Trips ... "How-To" Guides

73. Research Within The CEPG Postvitrinite reflectance suppression; these projects are being Drilling Program (ODP) Leg 188 research Led by Petroleum geology (an introductory course by H http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/dept/geology/cepg/research.html

- Home - Contact Information - Research Projects - - Newsletter - - Links - Current Research Projects within the Centre of Excellence Currently there are five major projects within the Centre of Excellence. These major projects are listed below. Poteroo-1 high resolution biostratigraphical/sequence stratigraphy review (by Huibert van den Brink Reservoir quality and provenance study of a fluvial succession within the Carnarvon Basin, North West Shelf (led by Kenrick van Noord Core Petrophysical Evaluation by Neutron Radiography Project , led by Mike Middleton Thermal and geochemical modelling studies of the North West Shelf by Alex Kaiko Mike Middleton and various research students Iron Ore Quality Study from Well Logs by Mike Middleton (vi) Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) Leg 188 research by Alex Kaiko The Poteroo-1 project. The Poteroo-1 high resolution biostratigraphical/sequence stratigraphy review (confidential) by Huibert van den Brink, who will investigate its impact on the reservoir, seal and source rock distribution in the central part of the Great Australian Bight in conjunction with 2D seismic (completed, supported by Woodside). The geological model defining the deep marine/turbidite play in the K block North area. Also, shown are the predicted reservoirs for KC Deep and Koronama Deep prospects

74. Department Of Geology: Research Facilities Sedigraph 5100 is the geology Departments newest piece of by its commitment to studentinvolved research. point to representative examples of ongoing projects. http://www.cs.csubak.edu/Geology/research.htm

Equipment Research GeoScience Research at California State University, Bakersfield Bakersfield is the center of the southern San Joaquin Valley, the fourth-largest oil-producing area in the United States and one of the most productive and heavily groundwater- dependent agricultural regions in the world. Diverse geological environments including the Sierra Nevada, the Pacific Coast, San Andreas Fault, Mojave Desert, and the Basin and Range province are nearby. Proximity of the campus to the petroleum industry, easy access to diverse geological environments, the broad range of faculty research interests, the excellent student/faculty ratio, and a range of modern research facilities permit the student to select from a broad spectrum of research topics. Abundant opportunities exist for cooperation with local petroleum and environmental companies and regulatory agencies. Due to excellent access to these local employers, students are highly successful in obtaining a diverse range of professional positions. Specific areas of recent research include hydrogeology, aqueous geochemistry, petroleum geology, sedimentary petrology, paleoclimate studies, environmental geophysics, and seismology.

75. Dickinson Geology The geology department faculty encourages students who demonstrate maturity, motivation, and academic preparedness to undertake independent research projects. http://www.dickinson.edu/departments/geol/independent.html

Resources for: Independent Study / Research Guidlines for Independent Study / Research Independent Study vs. Independent Research Funds for Research Completion of Independent Projects Procedures ... A Final Note about Independent Study / Research INDEPENDENT STUDY / RESEARCH AND DEPARTMENTAL HONORS: GUIDELINES Independent Study vs. Independent Research Planning is an important part of any research project: the best time to start developing an independent research project is the early spring of the junior year. This allows time to plan equipment, software, travel, and other needs. and to prepare proposals to obtain funds to cover those needs. In order to make the most of the semester or academic year, some students choose to start the initial development and data/sample collection of their project over the summer, especially if travel to field sites or other institutions is necessary. To facilitate summer and academic year research, there are a number of sources of funding which students are encouraged to explore. FUNDS FOR RESEARCH Departmental - Henry Hanson Research Prize In Geology: Endowed by friends, family and former students of Professor Henry Hanson. Awarded to the rising sophomore, junior or senior who, by determination of the Geology Department faculty through a written application process, has demonstrated initiative, curiosity, creativity and promise in the field of geology. Prize moneys will be used to fund a research project in geology. This prize is awarded in the Spring with moneys being available for use either in the Summer or during the course of the following academic year. The selected student will be listed in the Convocation Program at the beginning of the following Fall Semester.

76. Research Projects, LIG, NRM Laboratory for Isotope geology Swedish Museum of Natural History Stockholm, Sweden. research projects. Swedish flag PÃ¥ svenska tack! http://www.nrm.se/lig/ligres.html.en

Laboratory for Isotope Geology Swedish Museum of Natural History Stockholm, Sweden Research projects PÃ¥ svenska tack! LIG Welcome Page More about isotope geology ... equipment Research projects Abstracts Publication list Swedish age data base Per Andersson - The behaviour of rare earth isotopes in the Arctic Ocean: Source tracers for understanding present mixing and linkage to past ocean circulation. Th-dervied subsurface export of biogeochemically fingerprinted particles in the Marginal Ice Zone (MIZ) of the Arctic Ocean. - Colloid-gravitoid controls on settling removal fluxes of biogeochemically significant elements from lake, coastal and oceanic surface waters. - Uranium, Th, Sr and Nd isotopes as tracers for exogene geochemical processes: The importance of particles, colloids and dissolved components for element transport in fresh and brackish water. - Regional and temporal patterns in climate: Development of U-Th dating methods for ICP-MS to be applied to cave deposits in southern Africa. Ulf Bertil Andersson - 1.8 Ga Svecofennian magmatism in the Fennoscandian shield and its border:

77. Renard Centre Of Marine Geology, University Of Ghent, Belgium Continued geological mapping (structure, Cenozoic, Quaternary) of the Belgian Selected relevant research projects DWTCNORTH SEA Beneficial Usage of data and http://allserv.ugent.be/~jphenrie/research.html

Research @ RCMG is focused on the following topics and themes: Seismic methods and techniques Development of seismic methods and new technologies for very high-resolution geological investigations in marine and lacustrine environments. Ultra high-resolution marine 3D seismics, a.o. for geotechnical applications. Development of a multi-functional deep-sea exploration system: the Deep Reef Surveyor project. Seismic exploration on rivers and canals. Development of a seismic mini-vessel - the 'Opus-3D' - for the study of crater lakes, high-altitude mountain lakes and other poorly accessible or very shallow-water areas. 2D and 3D seismic processing, computer-aided interpretation and seismic modelling. Selected relevant research projects: EC Very-high resolution 3D seismics (VHR3D) EC "European North Atlantic Margins 2 (ENAM2)" EC FP5-EESD European Co-ordination on Mediterranean and Black Sea Prodeltas (EURODELTA) EC ... Antarctic shelf-slope dynamics - an innovative geophysical approach University of Gent Research Fund "Marine Geophysics" Glacial continental margins Geodynamic, seismic- and sequence-stratigraphic and paleoclimatically oriented studies of high-latitude glaciated continental margins, with special emphasis on processes of sediment deposition, destabilisation and/or erosion and redeposition on shelf-edge, slope and basin-floor environments. Research areas include the Weddell Sea margin (Antarctica), Bransfield Basin (Antarctica), the Antarctic Peninsula margin, the East-Greenland margin, the Barents Sea margin,...

78. Research Projects And Recent Publications research projects and recent publications. Anorthosites and related rocks. Petrology zone. Journal of Structural geology, 25 481501. http://www.ulg.ac.be/geopetro/research_projects.htm

Home page General description People Research projects ... Map and contact Research projects and recent publications Anorthosites and related rocks Petrology and geochemistry of rocks of the AMCG suite (Anorthosite-Mangerite-Charnockite-rapakivi Granite) Rogaland, S. Norway Suwalki, Poland (with J Wiszniewska, Polish Geological Survey) O'Okiep, Namaqualand, South Africa (with T Clifford and E Barton, University of the Witwatersrand, Wits, SA) Experimental petrology (with J Longhi, LDEO, USA) Mechanism of emplacement and deformation Relationship with acidic rocks Clifford, T., Barton, E., Stern, R.A. and Duchesne, J.C., 2004. U-Pb zircon calendar for Namaquan (Grenville) crustal events in the granulite-facies terrane of the O'okiep copper district of South Africa. J. Petrol., 45: 669-691. Bolle, O., Demaiffe, D. and Duchesne, J.C., 2003. Petrogenesis of jotunitic and acidic members of an AMC suite (Rogaland anorthosite province, SW Norway): a Sr and Nd isotopic assessment. Precambrian Res., 124: 185-214. Bolle, O., Trindade, R.I.F., Bouchez, J.L. and Duchesne, J.C., 2002. Imaging downward granitic magma transport in the Rogaland Igneous Complex. Terra Nova, 14: 87-92.

79. Research Profile: Geology Department, University Of Otago, New Zealand linkages between specific research projects and provide an interconnected framework within the overall programme. Major Programmes. Active Geological Processes. http://www.otago.ac.nz/geology/research/research.htm

Research Profile Research in the Geology Department is broad in its scope but may be divided into two principal Research Programmes. Each of these programmes tackles problems of international significance while at the same time utilising the unique and exciting geological setting of New Zealand and the Southern Ocean. Each Programme is made up of a number of major "strands" which intertwine and collectively support each other. They provide strong thematic linkages between specific research projects and provide an interconnected framework within the overall programme. Major Programmes Click on one of the boxes above for detailed research information or click the box below to see some examples of our research (in webpages designed for a broad audience) Department Research Department of Geology - http://www.otago.ac.nz/geology/ Website Created by Stephen Read

80. UNE Geology: Projects by a University of New England research grant This project is designed to identify, document and presented at the 14th Australian Geological Convention, Canberra http://www.une.edu.au/geology/proj.html

Return to Division page Return to the Faculties directory R esearch P rojects Projects Olary Project, South Australia. Environmental geochemistry project - abandoned base metal mines in the New England Orogen. Natural zeolite occurrences in the Drummond Basin, Queensland. Identification, documentation and tectonic history of limestone-capped seamounts. ... Nd-isotope and geochemical study of Proterozoic mafic-ultramafic associations from the Harts Range, central Australia. Olary Project South Australia Collaborative project with the University of Melbourne, coordinated by Paul Ashley and Ian Plimer The project has had an emphasis on geological mapping of a complexly deformed and metamorphosed Proterozoic terrane. The rocks of the Willyama Supergroup and are a westward extension of the sequence hosting the Broken Hill ore deposits. We have carried out detailed studies on sulphide mineral deposits, geochemistry and remote sensing of regolith, geochronology (using zircon and Ar/Ar dating), pegmatites and ironstones. The project has had funding from ARC grants and is currently financed by a consort of Australian mineral exploration companies, Mines and Energy South Australia and AGSO. Since 1990 the project has involved 35 Hon and 3 PhD students. For details, contact Associate Professor Paul Ashley on 02 6773 2348 or email at

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