Geological Surveys, Societies And Organizations Geological societies, Associations and Organizations. Canada; United States and the World American Geological Institute (AGI) http//www.agiweb.org/ http://www.library.utoronto.ca/earth/Geoorgs.htm
Extractions: It is an enormous privilege to be chosen to be the IAS Special Lecturer and thus have the chance to tour a range of countries and meet so many diverse people. The initial problem is to decide which invitations to accept. With great regret I turned down many from places to which I would dearly have loved to go, but, since the object of the lectureship is to reach out to those whose contact with the western world is or has been limited, I selected Jordan, India, Pakistan and 6 cities in central and eastern Europe, Dresden, Kraków, Budapest, Bratislava, Zagreb and Bucharest. I could not have chosen better. In every country I was cosseted and entertained and was able to meet a very wide range of sedimentologists and other geoscientists, in many cases bringing together people who rarely associate with each other. The topics I offered were "Controls on Clastic Coastal Systems", "Controls on Deep-water Clastic Systems", "Sequence Stratigraphy" and "Fashions and Models in Geology". The last topic I dropped from the repertoire early on to concentrate on the other three, all of which addressed the problem of keeping up to date with the latest concepts without being carried away with the latest fashion. I had with me a selection of slides, more than I could ever use, and sent abstracts and copies of figures to my hosts beforehand. They could then prepare a course book if they wished and I could vary the content, depth and style of each course to fit, as far as it is ever possible, the anticipated audience, no doubt with very mixed results. Length varied from a one hour lecture to half-day (3-4 hour) sessions with breaks. In some cases I combined all 3 topics into one lecture or course, concentrating on the highlights and linking the topics together.
Colorado School Of Mines of Petroleum Geologists Petroleum Society, Canadiam Institute of Mining, Student societies. National Association of GraduateProfessional Students http://www.mines.edu/internet/prof_org.html
Pennsylvania Geological Survey - GeoLinks Pennsylvania geological societies. Field Conference of Pennsylvania Geologists American Geological Institute American Institute of Professional http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/geolinks.aspx
Geo-Guide: Geology 1999 Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America (GSA). Subject Class, geology American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) http://www.geo-guide.de/cgi-bin/ssgfi/anzeige.pl?db=geo&sc=VA 000
Geotimes - May 2000: Society Page Published by the American Geological Institute, News and Trends in the Geosciences geoscientists from 10 American Geological Institute member societies. http://www.geotimes.org/may00/society.html
Extractions: Congressional visits Close to 300 scientists and engineers converged on Capitol Hill April 4-5 to visit their Senators and Representatives. The annual Science-Engineering-Technology Congressional Visits Day drew a record number of attendees, including geoscientists from 10 American Geological Institute member societies. The scientists sent a resounding message to Congress to balance federal investment in the physical sciences with the federal governments strong investment in biomedical research. They also lobbied for improved science and technology partnerships between government, universities and industry. Participants also delivered messages on behalf of their societies. Marguerite Toscano, president of the
Geologynet.com - Australian Geology Geological Society of Australia Publications Books on Australian geology Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Geological Engineering and Applied http://www.geologynet.com/ausgeo.htm
Geology And Mining Jobs And Professional Information Society of Economic Geologists Society of Exploration Geophysicists Geological Society of America Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy, http://www.geo.mtu.edu/geojobs/
Texas Area Geology Links The Institute for Geophysics, is a research center at the University of Lafayette Geological Society. geology DEPARTMENTS at Louisiana Colleges and http://www.geology.sfasu.edu/TexasGeology.html
Extractions: Plus links for Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. The Bureau of Economic Geology in Austin is the main state geological agency. The Texas Natural Resources Information System (TNRIS) in Austin is the state's clearinghouse for maps, aerial photos, and digital natural resources data. [For digital maps of Texas, follow the link for "StratMap".] TNRIS also serves as a distribution center for U.S. Geological Survey maps and has numerous other map collections available for in-house use or reproduction. TNRIS is a division of the Texas Water Development Board. The Texas Academy of Science promotes science research among colleges and universities in Texas. The Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists The Texas Memorial Museum The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality The geology of the Llano area is discussed extensively at Rob's Granite page. The Institute for Geophysics , is a research center at the University of Texas, Austin. The Center for Tectonophysics The Edwards Aquifer in central Texas. Texas Parks and Wildlife Big Bend National Park: and The Dumble Surveys of Texas geology reproductions of reports prepared in the late 1800's.
Northwest Geological Society : Professional Organizations Links Midwest Federation of Mineralogical and Geological societies (Arkansas area Kentucky Paleontological Society (Lexington); Kentucky Mining Institute http://www.scn.org/tech/nwgs/joust/professional_organizations.htm
Exhibit With AAPG Gulf Coast Association of Geological societies; Halliburton; Hampton, Univ of Wyoming/Institute for Energy Research; Univ. of TX at Austin, http://www.aapg.org/exhibits/pastexhibitors.cfm
Extractions: AAPG Home Meetings Exhibits Past Exhibitors AAPG Bookstore AAPG Career Center AAPG Communications AAPG Education Services AAPG Foundation AAPG Future Meetings-Annual AAPG Future Meetings-International Conferences AAPG General Store AAPG Member Services AAPG Regions AAPG Spotlight Theater AAPG/Datapages Activation Laboratories Ltd. Advanced Resources Intl Inc. AGM American Geological Institute AOA Geophysics Australia Geoscience B.C. Ministry of Energy and Mines Baker Atlas Baseline DGSI BEICIP, Inc./BEICIP Fanlab/IFP BHP Billiton Blackwell Publishing Brazil-Agencia Nacional do Petroleo British Geological Survey Bureau of Land Management Cal Graeber-Ikon Mining Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists Center Line Data CGG Colombia-Ecopetrol Congo-Cohydro Core Laboratories Cossey and Associates Inc.
Extractions: Contact Us Feedback Site Map What is Earth ... AGI Home var newDefs = new Object; newDefs.timeout = 200; newDefs.pause = 100; flyDefs (newDefs); makeLayer ("esweekleftmenu1", "What is Earth Science Week?=/whatisesw/index.html", "Mission and Theme=/whatisesw/missionandtheme.html", "Events Near You=/eventsnearyou/index.html", "ESW Newsletter=/newsletter/index.html", "Past ESW Highlights=/highlights/index.html", "Future Dates=/whatisesw/futurethemes.html", "Our Sponsors=/funders/index.html", "Order an ESW Information Kit=/materials/index.html"); var newDefs = new Object; newDefs.timeout = 200; newDefs.pause = 100; flyDefs (newDefs); makeLayer ("esweekleftmenu2", "What's Going On?=/whatsgoingon/index.html", "Events Near You=/eventsnearyou/index.html", "Participate in a Research Project=/researchproject/index.html", "Proclamations=/proclamations/index.html", "Earth Science Network=/esnetwork/index.html", "Order an ESW Information Kit=/materials/index.html"); var newDefs = new Object; newDefs.timeout = 200; newDefs.pause = 100; flyDefs (newDefs); makeLayer ("esweekleftmenu3", "Plan an Event=/forplanners/index.html", "Getting Started=/forplanners/index.html", "How to Get Involved=/forplanners/index.html#getinvolved", "Events Near You=/eventsnearyou/index.html", "Theme-Based Resources=/themebasedresources/index.html", "ESW Newsletter=/newsletter/index.html", "Planning Groups=/forplanners/planninggroups.html", "School Sponsorship Program=/sponsorship/index.html", "Earth Science Network=/esnetwork/index.html");
CSA COMPANY PAGES - CSA Main Page Exploration and Mining geology. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and South African Journal of geology. Geological Society of South Africa http://info.csa.com/gsw/factsheet.shtml
Extractions: The GSW Millenium Collection and GSW Literature Archives present a comprehensive Internet-based resource for research and communications in the geological sciences, built on a core database aggregation of peer-reviewed journals. Starting in February, charter subscribers will have access to the electronic full-text from the journals listed below; additional titles will be added to the collections. The journals will be delivered through HighWire Press's Internet platform. One to five years of backfiles, dating to 2000, and updated on a current basis, will be available for journals in the GSW Millennium Collection ; complete, uninterrupted backfiles up to 1999 will be available for journals in the GSW Literature Archives . The GSW full-text databases will be fully interoperable with GeoRef (published by AGI), the leading bibliographic service in this field. AAPG Bulletin American Association of Petroleum Geologists American Mineralogist Mineralogical Society of America Bulletin de la Societe Geologique de France Societe Geologique de France Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America Seismological Society of America Clay Minerals Mineralogical Society of Great Britain and Ireland Clays and Clay Minerals Clay Minerals Society Economic Geology Society of Economic Geologists Environmental and Engineering Geoscience Association of Engineering Geologists
Welcome To Ronald Holden Vernon's Earth Science Webpage University of Edinburgh, Grant Institute of geology; Senior Visiting Lecturer of the Year, awarded by Macquarie University Geological Society, 1992 http://earth.usc.edu/~vernonr/researchbackground.html
Extractions: • Co-Convenor of Session on "Metamorphic & Deformational Patterns & Processes", 14th Australian Geological Convention, Townsville: July 1988 • Co-Convenor of Symposium on "Rheological and Structural Aspects of Deformed and Metamorphosed Rocks", International Geological Congress, Kyoto, Japan: 20 August-3 September 1992 • Co-Editor of "Journal of Metamorphic Geology", since its inception in 1982 till the end of 2000. Member of the Editorial Board from 2001. In 1993, this was the most cited geological journal in the world (ISI Journal Citation Reports) and since then it has consistently maintained a place in the first four.
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY - CIM Founded in 1942 as the geology Division of the Canadian Institute of Mining, The CIM Geological Society held a strong program at CIM Mining Industry http://www.cim.org/geosoc/index.cfm
Brooklyn College Library:Research Resources - Geology From the American Geological Institute. Covers the world s literature in American Geological Institute (AGI), Geological Society of America (GSA), http://library.brooklyn.cuny.edu/weintraub/geology.html
Geological Surveys, Links For Mineralogists Another Service of the American Geological Institute (AGI) Earth Science Week The Library, Scholarly societies Project, University of Waterloo Ontario, http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/mineralogie/links/organisations/survey.html
Extractions: Geological Surveys American Association for State Geologists (server is run by the Kansas Geological Survey): Click on a US State to Visit their Geological Survey American Geological Institute (AGI): Guide to Geoscience Departments in the United States and Canada . 6th Edition, 1998-1999. A printed version is available. Another Service of the American Geological Institute (AGI): Earth Science Week Events . Earth Science Week Events lists state and national organizations that are conducting activities during Earth Science Week. Also access to Geological surveys in the USA. , Hannover: Geological Surveys in Germany (in German). Colorado Geological Survey (CGS): GeoLinks . Other U.S. geological surveys. Czech Geological Survey Forum of the European Geological Surveys Directors (FOREGS): An unofficial platform for exchanging ideas on the status of geological surveys. GEIXS , the European Geological Data Catalogue: Geixs is a Eurogeosurveys product (Eurogeosurveys: European union of National Geological Surveys) and its development has been supported by the European Commission. It gives you a dataset description through the geographic coverage of the data, key words from lexicons and free text.
UniServe Science Geology American Geological Institute Education and Human Resources Department AGI s EHREducation Geological Society of America (GSA) Education Center http://science.uniserve.edu.au/disc/geol/
Extractions: Serving Australian Science and Technology Australian Universities Education Resource Sites Education Journals Other Education Sites ... Other Sites The Geography Discipline Network (GDN) (Added: Term 1 2000) Provides pedagogic resources for Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences in Higher Education. The Resources Database currently contains abstracts of interesting and effective teaching, learning and assessment practices in Geography. Abstracts for Earth and Environmental Sciences will be added shortly. UK Earth Science Courseware Consortium (UKESCC) Established in 1992 to develop, produce and distribute high quality interactive courseware for use in Earth Science teaching and learning. UM Weather Weather information including forecasts, images, software and links.
Sedgwick Museum Of Earth Sciences | Links Geological Society of London(UK) Founded in 1807, the Geological Society and Petroleum geology; Aberystwyth Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences http://www.sedgwickmuseum.org/links.html
Extractions: @import "style.css"; The Natural History Museum (London, UK): A large national museum encompassing life and earth themes. Whitby Museum (Yorkshire, UK): An historically important geology museum displaying Jurassic fossils from the local coastline, and the famous Whitby jet. Museum of Scotland (Edinburgh, Scotland): Part of the National Museums of Scotland , the 'Beginnings' galleries tell the story of Scotland's geological past. The Manchester Museum (UK): Geology and Mineralogy. Hancock Museum, Univeristy of Newcastle (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK): Galleries include 'Earthworks' and 'A to Z of Geology', with links to the U.K. science curriculum. Australian Museum Online (Sydney): Galleries include displays about ecosystems, minerals, dinosaurs, insects and birds. Large, colourful website also features news stories and articles relating to exhibit themes. Smithsonian Museum (Washington DC, USA): The Science and Technology collections of this large national museum cover a broad range of areas. Of particular interest are the
Geochemistry Web Links ACS (American Chemical Society) Geochemistry Division Geological Society The United Institute of geology, Geophysics Mineralogy in Novosibirsk has a http://www.geo.cornell.edu/geology/classes/Geochemweblinks.HTML
Extractions: A selection of Geochemistry-related WWW links Cosmochemical Abundances Radioactive Decay Systems Solar System Initial and Terrestrial Parent-Daughter Ratios of Radioactive Decay Systems U-Th Decay Series ... Composition of the Continental Crust The GERM (Geochemical Earth Reference Model) Home Page is compiling a set of standard geochemical data, such as the composition of terrestrial reservoirs and the fluxes between them. The Online Geochemistry of the Elements Project is just starting up, but will eventually have interesting data on geochemical properties of the elements.
