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  1. Journey Through Geology WIN NT Version CD Box by The Smithsonian Institution, Engineering Animations, et all 1999-01-11
  2. A bibliography of early books, pamphlets, articles, and maps pertaining to the geology, paleontology, and seismology of Kentucky, 1744-1854;: With annotations (His Transylvania series) by Willard Rouse Jillson, 1950
  3. Applications of refraction seismology and resistivity surveys in environmental and engineering geology (Field trip manual / [Geological Association of Canada]) by N Blagona, 1974
  4. Application of geology and seismology to highway location and design in Massachusetts by Louis W Currier, 1900
  5. Earthquake and earthquake insurance: Some aspects of earthquake engineering, seismology, and geology as they apply to earthquake insurance by Karl V Steinbrugge, 1972
  6. Publications of the Branch of Engineering Seismology and Geology, Office of Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Engineering: January 1980 through December 1985 by Barbara Gessner, 1985
  7. An examination of the geology and seismology associated with area 410 at the Nevada Test Site, (Calif. Univ. Lawrence Livermore Lab. [Report) by W. J Hannon, 1975
  8. The cretaceous formation of Futaba in Iwaki and its fossils, (Geology, mineralogy, geography, seismology, vol. I) by Shigeyasu Tokunaga, 1926
  9. Geologic cross sections derived from seismic profiles and sediments cores from southern Lake Michigan (Environmental geology notes) by Jerry Alvin Lineback, 1972
  10. Seismology and its position in the study of geology by Susan Stoddard, 1976
  11. Tertiary mollusca from Shinano and Echigo (Journal of the faculty of sciences, Imperial university of Tokyo. Section II. Geology, mineralogy, geography, seismology) by Matajirō Yokoyama, 1925
  12. Late Quaternary faulting and seismic hazard in southeastern Arizona and adjacent portions of New Mexico and Sonora, Mexico (State of Arizona Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technology open-file report) by Philip A Pearthree, 1986
  13. Founders of Seismology (History of Geology) by Charles Davidson, 1927
  14. Reconnaissance engineering geology of Sitka and vicinity, Alaska, with emphasis on evaluation of earthquake and other geologic hazards (Open-file report - United States Geological Survey) by Lynn A Yehle, 1974

41. Geological Dictionaries
Glossary of terminology by USGS seismologygeology Glossary ** Specialist glossary.Earthquake glossary *** From the USGS. Volcanic and Geologic Terms **.
http://www.geologyshop.co.uk/dictio~1.htm
Geological Dictionaries Glossaries and databases A portfolio of some of the best websites worldwide online geological dictionaries, selected for you by a professional geologist. With links to other related sites. From GeologyShop One of the main sites for geological information worldwide . This is one of over 50 link pages plus there are many original articles. Try our site specific SEARCH ENGINE to find the information you want or go to our MAIN INDEX page. Or try our site specific ORIGINAL articles, FREE geological stuff, or use our HOMEWORK AND TUTORIAL GUIDE POPULAR PAGES: Chalk facts Channel Tunnel facts Channel Tunnel geology Dinosaurs, top 20 sites Dictionaries Dinosaurs, early finds Dinosaur pictures Dinosaurs, facts Earthquakes, top 20 sites Education Fossils, top 20 sites Fossils by group Free stuff Gems Geology jobs Geology of Kent Geotechnical engineering Hominids (early man) Ice ages Igneous rocks Landslips of Kent Mesozoic Metamorphic rocks Museums Mineralogy Mining Natural disasters Palaeogeography Palaeozoic Petroleum Planetary geology Plate tectonics Precambrian

42. GEOSPHERE - Earthquakes, Seismology, Tectonism, Volcanism
FEMA FOR KIDS EARTHQUAKES; Geologist s Lifetime List of Field sites; geology FieldTrips site; Geoscope network European seismology network; Hayward Fault - Bay
http://www.usra.edu/esse/ford/ESS205/g300www/g300wwwseismo.html

43. UCSB Geology - Seismology
Seismological research covers strong motion seismology, seismic sources, localand regional site characteristics, local wave amplification, seismic wave
http://www.geol.ucsb.edu/Research/TopicsInfo/Seismology.html
Seismological research covers strong motion seismology, seismic sources, local and regional site characteristics, local wave amplification, seismic wave propagation modeling, seismic tomography, and planetary seismology. Faculty at UCSB also study paleoseismology and the deformation associated with active fault systems.
Geophysics
Tectonics Surface Processes
Ralph Archuleta
Seismic source studies, strong motion seismology Arthur Sylvester Geodetic analysis of pre-, co- and post-seismic nearfield strain Toshiro Tanimoto Seismic tomography, planetary seismology
Researchers: Kim Olsen
3-D simulation of wave propagation, strong ground motion, local amplification Jamison Steidl Engineering Seismology, Strong Ground Motion, Borehole Seismology, Site response, Source Mechanics and Dynamics
Ashtech GPS receivers Total station distance meter Digital precision level
Institute for Crustal Studies
Physics Department Materials Research Lab
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44. UCSB Geology-Geology Links-Seismology
USGS National Earthquake Information Center. USGS NEIC Current Seismicity.USBR Worldwide Seismic Map. U of Edinburgh Global Earthquake Report. ICS.
http://www.geol.ucsb.edu/Outreach/GeoSurf/GeoSurf-Seismology.html

USGS National Earthquake Information Center
USGS NEIC Current Seismicity USBR Worldwide Seismic Map U of Edinburgh Global Earthquake Report ... SeismoSurf (Earthquake data surfing guide)
[People]
[Research] [Resources] [Alumni] ... [IntraWeb]
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45. Ten Spider Enterprises - Technology & Science, Geology: Earthquakes (Seismology)
Topic Thread Technology Science » geology » Earthquakes (seismology) RecommendedSeismic (Earthquake) Hazards, Volcanoes (Volcanology), Tsunami (Tidal
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NATURAL PROCESSES, SOCIETAL CHOICES
Department of Geology, University of California at Davis (Adobe PDF file)
JAPANESE SHIPWRECK ADDS TO EVIDENCE OF GREAT CASCADIA EARTHQUAKE IN 1700
Vince Stricherz , University of Washington
LARGEST EARTHQUAKES IN THE WORLD SINCE 1900
USGS Earthquake Hazards Program U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), U.S. Department of the Interior
MEASURING EARTHQUAKES FROM OPTICAL SATELLITE IMAGES
Jean-Philippe Avouac, Jean Taboury Applied Optics, Vol. 39, No. 20, Optical Society of America (OSA)
Geoff Koch
, Stanford Report, Stanford University
PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF VOLCANOLOGY AND SEISMOLOGY
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS)

46. GeophysP
geology 335.3 seismology, Radar and Electrical Methods, geology 335.3 seismology,Radar and Electrical Methods. geology 483.3 seismology, geology 483.3 seismology.
http://duke.usask.ca/~merriam/geo_phys/geophysp.html
BSc GEOPHYSICS
This schedule is suggested as a guide. Any class listed below by name and number is required, unless it is specifically identified as a recommended elective, in which case students are advised to take it. Please note that registration as a professional geophysicist or geoscientist upon graduation may depend on the proper selection of electives, so please consult (with Prof. Merriam) before you make an alternate choice. Consult the University Calendar for further details on Approved Arts and Science Electives.
YEAR 1
MAJORS HONOURS Geology 121.3 Physical Geology Geology 121.3 Physical Geology Geology 122.3 Historical Geology Geology 122.3 Historical Geology Mathematics 110.3 Introduction to Calculus Mathematics 110.3 Introduction to Calculus Mathematics 116.3 Calculus with Applications Mathematics 116.3 Calculus with Applications Physics 121.6 General Physics

47. Department Of Geology - UIUC
Xiandong Song seismology, Core studies; Dr. Holger Hellwig Mineral and crystalphysics. Materials Research Center. Copyright © 2003 Dept. of geology, UIUC.
http://www.geology.uiuc.edu/research/geophysics.htm
Geophysics
News: Bass Elected as First President of COMPRES Project "HI-CLIMB" Rises in the Nepal New Faculty: Prof. Susan Kieffer Diamond Breakers: Ring cracks and radiation damages developed on a bevelled diamond after being used in a diamond anvil cell for synchrotron X-ray measurements under megabar pressure. Left: under reflected light. Right: under cross-polarized transmitted light."

48. Geology Jobs In Geoscience Geology Geophysics Earth Science Research Vacancies U
Ph.D. Studentships, Dublin, Ireland, Trinity College Dublin Department of geology,19/06/04. Postdoc and Ph.D. in seismology, Oslo, Norway, University of Oslo
http://www.earthworks-jobs.com/acad.htm
EARTHWORKS Main Menu Geoscience Lectureships/Professorships Geoscience Research Jobs
Job Description Location Company/Dept. Deadline
Project Geophysicist

Dixon, CA
Petrology and Geochemistry Program Director

Arlington, Virginia National Science Foundation
Division of Earth Sciences
Teaching Assistant position in Earth System Science

Laramie, WY University of Wyoming
Department of Atmospheric Sciences
Ph.D. Marine Biogeochemistry
Den Burg, The Netherlands Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research PhD Position in Petrology : Unravelling the Origin of Archaen Cherts with Silicon Isotopes Utrecht, The Netherlands Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Maître-assistant), Petrology / Geochemistry Neuchâtel, Switzerland University of Neuchâtel Geological Institute Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry Chemist Cincinnati, OH University of Cincinnati Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Dalhousie University Departments of Oceanography, and Earth Sciences Dalhousie Geodynamics Group Junior Consultant - Contaminated Land / Geochemistry Central Lancs, UK Postdoctoral Research Fellow - mineralogy, petrology or geochemistry

49. @LA Earth Studies In Southern California: Los Angeles County, Orange County, Riv
Earthquake/Seismic/seismology Laboratories/Research Centers Earthquake InformationCaltech Pasadena Caltech, USGS, California Division of Mines geology.
http://www.at-la.com/@la-earth.htm
Earth Studies
+ Lego Mindstorms, Battlebots Pro Series and much MORE! whole words only All Counties Los Angeles County Orange County Riverside County San Bernardino County Ventura County www. .la
Astronomy Biological Sciences Chemistry Environmental Sciences ...
Index
Geography Demographics Departments / Schools Earth Science Economics ... Atlas of Population Patterns in Metropolitan Los Angeles and Orange Counties - Cal State Northridge (CSUN)
California Geographer
, Glendora - journal
The Ethnic Quilt: Population Diversity in Southern California
- Cal State Northridge (CSUN) Departments/Schools
Cal State Fullerton (CSUF) Geography Dept.

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, Westwood USC Dept. of Geography , Downtown Ventura College Geosciences Organizations Association of Pacific Coast Geographers California Geographic Information Association (CGIA) California Geographical Society California GIS Council ... Earth Systems Science , Van Nuys - an educational non-profit providing community-based geography and environmental education programs to urban families for sustainable communities. IGS - International GPS Service , Pasadena - Caltech Inland Empire GIS User Group Los Angeles County Geographic Information Systems Advisory Body Los Angeles Geographical Society Southeastern California GIS Council Research Projects/Centers Cal State Northridge (CSUN) Geography Map Library California Geographic Alliance California Geographical Survey - Cal State Northridge (CSUN)

50. UAF, Dept Of Geology & Geophysics, Faculty
Dr. James Beget Professor, Quaternary geology, tephrachronology, volcanology, geomorphologyDr. Doug Christensen Professor, seismology Dr. Bernard Coakley
http://www.uaf.edu/geology/faculty/
Dr. James Beget Professor,
Quaternary geology, tephrachronology, volcanology, geomorphology
Dr. Doug Christensen
Professor,
seismology
Dr. Bernard Coakley
Associate Professor,
Marine geophysics
Dr. Claude Duguay Professor,
Remote sensing, geophysics
Dr. Keith Echelmeyer Professor,
glaciology
Dr. John Eichelberger Department Chair and Professor, volcanology and igneous petrology Dr. Hajo Eicken Associate Professor, sea ice geophysics Dr. Sarah Fowell Assistant Professor, palynology and biostratigraphy Dr. Jeff Freymueller Associate Professor, active crustal deformation Dr. Mary Keskinen Associate Professor, metamorphic petrology, petrology and geochemistry of geothermal/fumarolic systems Dr. Paul Layer

51. Collections In Earth Sciences
Included are topics in structural dynamics, seismology, geology, architecture, politicalscience, economics, planning, public policy, and hazards mitigation as
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/EART/EarthCollections.html

Printed Materials
Electronic Resources
including
Internet Resources in Earth Sciences
including:
  • Electronic Publications
  • Web Internet Resources in the Earth Sciences
Printed Material
The Library's earth sciences collections are located in the Earth Sciences and Map Library, located in 50 McCone Hall. This library also houses the main Map Collection. You may wish to see a clickable floorplan of the Library for an interactive tour of the facility.
McCone Hall also houses the:
The Museum of Paleontology Museum personnel ), and the faculty and staff of the Department of Integrative Biology are now located in the Valley Life Sciences Building. Related library collections on campus are located in the Engineering Library (engineering geology, mining and metallurgy); the Main Library (climate data, social and cultural geography); the Marian Koshland Bioscience and Natural Resources Library (natural science, evolution, paleontology); the Water Resources Center Archive ; and the Earthquake Engineering Research Center.

52. Rose School MSc/PhD PROGRAMMES
Topics of Study The fundamental fields of deepening comprise aspects of seismology,geology, geotechnics, behaviour of materials and structures, structural
http://www.roseschool.it/files/MScPhD-topics.htm
Topics of Study
The fundamental fields of deepening comprise aspects of seismology, geology, geotechnics, behaviour of materials and structures, structural analysis, design of new structures and upgrading of existing structures. These are addressed by providing courses in the following four teaching areas:
Applied mathematics and mechanics:
Material testing and identification techniques. Nonlinear constitutive models. Numerical algorithms for time integration. Probability, statistics and decision analysis. System reliability and risk-based decision. Random vibration approaches. Seismology, geology and geotechnics:
Earthquake generation and observation. Wave propagation. Evaluation of Seismic Hazard. Dynamic response of soil. Site response analyses. Natural and artificial slopes, earth dams. Response of foundations and walls. Soil-structure interaction. Theory of structures and structural analysis:
Methods of linear modal spectral analysis. Methods of non-linear time integration analysis. Finite element methods. Analysis of buildings, bridges, soil-structure interaction. Response of isolation and energy dissipation systems.

53. Geological Resources
Finland; French Geological Survey(BRGM); Geological Survey of Japan;Korea Institute of geology Mining; Office. seismology and Tectonics.
http://members.aol.com/fostrak/palegeol.htm
Geological Resources
Glen J. Kuban, E-mail: gkpaleo@yahoo.com
Part of Kuban's Paleo Place
This site provides links to various Geologic Societies, Government Geological Survey sites, and other Geology-related Resources.
Contents
Professional Geologic Organizations
U. S. Geological Surveys
  • Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
  • Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
  • Utah Geological Survey
  • Utah Geological Survey ...
  • Wyoming State Geological Survey
    Geological Surveys Around the World
    Seismology and Tectonics
  • 54. Geology Link Page
    Survey of Estonia Geological Survey of Finland French Geological Survey(BRGM)Geological Survey of Japan Korea Institute of geology Mining seismology.
    http://cda.mrs.umn.edu/~geology/linx.html
    Geology Link Page
    INDEX

    55. Iran Civil Center - Web Directory - Geology - Seismology
    Displaying 1 4 of Total 4 Items Web Sites Applied seismology ConsultantsApplied seismology Consultants Ltd. (ASC) supply equipment
    http://www.irancivilcenter.com/webdir/websites.php?main=Geology&sub=Seismology

    56. Oceanography - Seismology
    Oceanography Marine geology and Geophysics seismology. Marine seismologistsmap the Earth s interior structure by looking at changes
    http://marinecareers.net/seismology.htm
    Marine Geology and Geophysics: Seismology Click here to view this site as text only.

    57. Geology
    Society Institute of Geophysics, Department of Regional seismology, Georgian Seismic Geologyof Georgia The territory of Georgia occupies the central part of
    http://www.ggs.org.ge/geology.htm
    Georgian Geophysical Society
    Institute of Geophysics, Department of Regional Seismology, Georgian Seismic Survey Home Activities Projects Seismic Network ... Active Tectonics Georgia is one of the most seismically active regions in Alpine-Himalayan collision belt. The analysis of the historical and instrumental seismological shows, that this is the region of moderate seismicity. The strong earthquakes with magnitude up to 7 and macrosiesmic intensity 9 (MSK scale) occurred here. Geology of Georgia The territory of Georgia occupies the central part of the Black Sea - Caspian Sea basin. The latter represents a Late Alpine collision structure that was formed in the place of the ancient ocean Tethys and its northern and southern continental framings as a result of the collision between Afro-Arabian and Eurasian continents. At the same time the Black Sea - Caspian Sea region is a connecting link between the European and Asiatic parts of this collision structure known in traditional geology under the name of the Alpine - Himalayan mountain - fold belt. Crystalline Foundation of Caucasus

    58. SSA Seismology Resources For Teachers
    Exercise for Introductorygeology Classes, J. Geological Education, v. 39, 388-392,1991. Sheriff, RE, and LP Geldart, Exploration seismology (2nd Edition
    http://www.eas.purdue.edu/k-12/seismology_resources.html
    SEISMOLOGY RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS
    THE SEISMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA
    201 Plaza Professional Building
    El Cerrito, CA 94530-4003
    (510) 525-5474, FAX: (510) 525-7204
    http://www.seismosoc.org/

    email: info@seismosoc.org
    The Seismological Society of America publishes two research journals - The Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, issued bi-monthly, and Seismological Research Letters, issued bi-monthly. The Society also sponsors a national meeting in the spring of each year and a meeting of the society's Eastern Section in the fall.
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    The following list of reference materials was prepared to provide teachers (primarily grades K-12) with resource information that will be of use in teaching topics related to seismology. The resources are separated into seven categories: Suggestions for "first-time-users" of seismology materials and some information on how to obtain copies of the resources listed here are given at the end of this brochure. Inclusion of materials in this brochure does not constitute an endorsement by the SSA. (Internet: http://www.eas.purdue.edu/k-12/seismology_resources.html)

    59. Controlled-Source Seismology At The University Of Otago
    ControlledSource seismology at the University of Otago Department of geology- http//www.otago.ac.nz/geology/ Website Created by Stephen Read Contents
    http://www.otago.ac.nz/geology/seismology/seismology.html
    Introduction Research Postgraduate Opportunities
    Our research is primarily in applied controlled-source seismology (acquisition, processing and interpretation of land and seismic data). We are located within the Department of Geology in the historic Victorian heart of the University of Otago. Our resources include:
    • Seismic processing facilities comprised of:
      • a Linux-based networked PC environment.
      • GLOBE Claritas seismic processing software.
    • Geophysical equipment including a Worden gravimeter, a Geometrics G-856AX proton precession magnetometer, electrical exploration equipment, a shallow penetration seismic unit, short- and long-period seismographs, and GPS equipment.
    • A 48-channel Seistronix RAS-24 seismograph system will be arriving shortly and will be avalable for research starting at the end of 2003.
    • R/V Munida equipped with GPS and Racal Microfix for navigation is used for sedimentological research.

    60. Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument Field Trip
    Visit us again in August! Sunset Crater geology home Sunset Crater Volcano NationalMonument home Sunset seismology geology field trip Education
    http://geology.wr.usgs.gov/docs/usgsnps/sunset/sunsetft.html
    View of cinder-covered slopes seen from the trail.
    How about going on a volcanic field trip?
    STOP 1
    Bubbling basalt : Molten rock invades the Colorado Plateau
    Side trip : Take a closer look at a monster vesicle...
    STOP 2
    Colors of Sunset
    STOP 3
    Lichens : the first to return
    STOP 4
    Squeeze-up!
    Side trip
    STOP 5 ...
    Side trip : visit a nearby lava tube (Coming in May, 1999)
    Side trip
    : Lava tubes in Hawaii
    STOP 7
    Miniature volcanoes
    Side trip : Spatter cones in action
    STOP 8
    The San Francisco Peaks
    Stops 9-13 are under construction. Visit us again in August!
    Sunset Crater Geology home Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument home
    Sunset seismology
    Geology field trip ... NPS Park Geology Tour home
    This site is a cooperative endeavor of the
    US Geological Survey Western Earth Surface Processes Team

    and the National Park Service
    Please share your comments and suggestions with us!
    WESP Team Webmasters
    http://www.nature.nps.gov/grd/usgsnps/sunset/sunsetft.html
    This page was last updated on 7/10/99

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