41. Geological And Mining Engineering And Sciences At Michigan Tech Investigates the physical processes controlling sedimentation along with GE 4100 Geomorphology and Glacial Geology. The study of the processes, http://www.geo.mtu.edu/undergraduate/courses.html

Home Undergraduate Applied Geophysics Geological Engineering ... College of Engineering Other Useful Links On-line Application Advising Financial Aid International Student Information ... Undergraduate Catalog or PDF version here Michigan Tech Viewbook Student Search Semester Courses Search University catalog list of all courses GE 2000 Understanding the Earth Introduction to materials and processes that shape the earth we live on. Lecture and laboratories acquaint students with minerals, rocks, earth resources, weathering, geologic time, landslides, groundwater, streams, shorelines, deserts, glaciers, geologic structures, earthquakes, plate tectonics, and the dynamics of the earth's crust, mantle, and core. Credits: Lec-Rec-Lab: Semesters Offered: Fall GE 2050 Understanding Minerals Introduction to the properties, identification, origin, and importance of minerals. GE2000 or equivalent is recommended. Credits: Lec-Rec-Lab: Semesters Offered: On Demand Restrictions: May not be enrolled in one of the following Major(s): Geological EngineeringGeologyGeophysics GE 2100 Environmental Geology Introduction and study of current environmental issues related to the earth sciences. Covers major topics such as volcanism, earthquakes, shoreline erosion, and pollution of groundwater as multiweek modules with associated labs, lectures, and field projects.

42. University Graduate School 2004-2005 Online Bulletin Geological Indiana University Graduate School 20042005 Online Bulletin geological Sciences . interaction of physical processes in depositional environments. http://www.indiana.edu/~bulletin/iub/grad/geol.html

43. GEOIN: Introducing GEOINDICATORS Much less attention is paid to the physical processes that shape the Geology and geological processes are integral to park management and planning. http://www.lgt.lt/geoin/doc.php?did=nps_usage

44. Articles / Impact / Physics: A Challenge To Geological Time - Institute For Crea Physics A Challenge to geological Time ( 16). by Thomas G. Barnes, D.Sc. These laws govern the respective physical processes that change the value of http://www.icr.org/index.php?module=articles&action=view&ID=63

45. UT Martin's Department Of Geology, Geography, And Physics / Geology Course Offer The application of the principles of physical geology to environmental to the physical, chemical, biological, and geological processes occurring in the http://www.utm.edu/departments/ggp/geology/courses.htm

The University of Tennessee at Martin DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, AND PHYSICS GEOLOGY LINKS Geology Home Page Geology Faculty Timetable Degree Requirements (Major) ... Degree Requirements (Minor) DEPARTMENT PAGES Department Home Page Extended Offerings Resources UT MARTIN LINKS: UT Martin Home Page CONTACT INFORMATION Surface Mail: Dr. Michael A Gibson Professor of Geology Dept. of Geology, Geography, and Physics 215 Johnson EPS Building The Univ. of Tennessee at Martin Martin, TN 38238-5039 USA Main Office Telephone: Main Office FAX: E-Mail: Dr. Michael A. Gibson mgibson@utm.edu PROGRAM LINKS Geology Geography Travel-Tourism GEOLOGY COURSE OFFERINGS (2005-2006 CATALOG) GEOL 110 - Physical Geology - 4 credit hours An examination of the composition and structure of the earth and its internal and surface processes with applications to the environment, natural resources, and geologic hazards. Three hours of lecture and two hours of laboratory. GEOL 110 is a prerequisite to GEOL 120. Students cannot receive credit for both GEOL 110 and GEOL 111. GEOL 120 - Environmental Geology - 4 credit hours The application of the principles of physical geology to environmental problems, including pollution, natural hazards, and resource production. Topics include: volcanic, earthquake, flood, and landslide hazards; surface and ground water pollution, economic resources, and reserves including transportation, production, and use; and broader issues such as global warming. Three hours of lecture and two hours of laboratory. Prerequisite: GEOL 110.

46. Course Listing For MARS physical, chemical, and geological characteristics of the marine environment physical processes leading to mixing in estuarine and shallow coastal water http://bulletin.uga.edu/bulletin/courses/descript/mars.html

MARS 1010-1010L. The Marine Environment. 4 hours. 3 hours lecture and 2 hours lab per week. Oasis Title: MARINE ENVIRONMENT. Physical, chemical, and geological characteristics of the marine environment. The effects of human activity on marine environments and resources. Offered fall semester every year. MARS 1010H. The Marine Environment (Honors). 4 hours. Oasis Title: MARINE ENVIRON H. Prerequisite: Permission of Honors. Physical, chemical, and geological characteristics of the marine environment. The effects of human activity on marine environments and resources. Offered fall semester every year. MARS 1020-1020L. Biology of the Marine Environment. 4 hours. 3 hours lecture and 2 hours lab per week. Oasis Title: BIO MARINE ENVIRON. Fundamental biological principles in marine organisms and ecosystems; diversity of marine life; structure and function of marine biological communities; biological processes in marine environments; the role of the oceans in global cycles, the effects of human activity on life in the sea. Offered spring semester every year.

47. Undergraduate Courses This geological Oceanography degree focuses on the study of marine sediments . physical Oceanography • Shelf Sea processes • Estuarine processes http://www.bangor.ac.uk/courses/undergrad/browse/content/pu100.php

Study at Bangor! - Information for Prospective Students Page Navigation Jump to the main content of this page Jump to the main Study at Bangor site menu Jump to the Main Menu for this page Jump to the foot of this page The Study at Bangor site navigation Undergraduate Courses Accommodation Applying Virtual Tour ... Search The main menu for this page Site Navigation Bangor Home Courses Home Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Courses ... Virtual Tour Courses Courses by Subject Courses A-Z New Courses for 2006 Joint Honours Degrees ... Academic Departments Applying Applying for a place Entry requirements When to apply? UCAS codes for Bangor ... Clearing Finance Introduction Top up fees Student loans Scholarships ... Studying at Bangor Contact us Order a prospectus Contact us Geological Oceanography BSc (Hons) What is this course about? This degree focuses on the study of marine sediments. It is concerned with sedimentary processes (the origin, transport and deposition of sediments in the marine environment), and with marine sediment deposits, in particular those formed in the past 2 million years. Geological Oceanographers are required to tackle issues such as climate and sea-level change, coastal erosion, marine pollution, waterway siltation and offshore oil exploration/engineering. Why choose Bangor?

48. U.S. Geological Survey USGS environmental science is focused on understanding the physical, chemical,and biological processes at work in those natural systems and how those http://www.doiu.nbc.gov/orientation/usgs2.html

U.S. Geological Survey Mission Statement Mission of the U.S. Geological Survey is to serve the Nation by providing reliable scientific information to: Describe and understand the Earth; Minimize loss of life and property from natural disasters; Manage water, biological, energy, and mineral resources; and Enhance and protect our quality of life. Created by an act of Congress in 1879, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has evolved over the ensuing 120 years, matching its talent and knowledge to the progress of science and technology. Today it stands as the sole science agency for the Department of the Interior. It is sought by thousands of partners and customers for its natural science expertise and its vast earth and biological data holdings. The USGS serves the Nation as an independent fact-finding agency that collects, monitors, analyzes, and provides scientific understanding about natural resource conditions, issues and problems. The value of the USGS to the Nation rests on its ability to carry out studies on a national scale and to sustain long-term monitoring and assessment of natural resources. Because it has no regulatory or management mandate, the USGS provides impartial science that serves the needs of our changing world. The diversity of scientific expertise enables the USGS to carry out large-scale, multi-disciplinary investigations that build the base of knowledge about the Earth. In turn, decision makers at all levels of government citizens in all walks of life have the information tools they need to address pressing societal issues.

49. Geological Sciences Department geological Sciences 335 Hydrology and Surface processes (3) Prospective teachersshould include courses in physical geology, Earth history, http://www.fullerton.edu/catalog/academic_departments/geol.asp

Home Page Academic Departments : Geological Sciences Department Page Catalog Home Degree Listing Catalog Search Course Search ... Dept Homepage DEPARTMENT CHAIR Diane Clemens-Knott DEPARTMENT OFFICE McCarthy Hall 254 PROGRAMS OFFERED Bachelor of Science in Geology Minor in Geology Master of Science in Geology Emphasis in Geochemistry (under Master of Science in Chemistry) DEPARTMENT WEBSITE http://geology.fullerton.edu FACULTY Phillip A. Armstrong, David Bowman, Gaylen R. Carlson, Diane Clemens-Knott, Matthew E. Kirby, Jeffrey Knott, W. Richard Laton, John H. Foster, Brady Rhodes, Adam D. Woods ADVISERS Geology students must be advised before or immediately upon entering the major in order to design an efficient course progression that will meet their objectives. While enrolled, students must meet with an adviser each semester prior to registration for the following semester. The adviser will assist in scheduling of courses, selection of courses, and solving problems should any arise. To be advised, students should contact the department office for available advisers. Special advisers are available for: Geochemistry Emphasis, M.S. in Chemistry (Diane Clemens-Knott); Earth Science Education (Gaylen Carlson). INTRODUCTION Geological Sciences is the study of Earth through time, including its physical nature, chemical composition and dynamics, as well as its origin and evolution. In addition to the quest for understanding the way Earth works and its relation to the solar system, geological scientists are involved in the search for energy, mineral and water resources, the evaluation and remediation of environmental hazards, and the prevention and/or prediction of natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, coastal erosion, and floods. About 60 percent of all geological scientists are employed by private industry, primarily by engineering, environmental, petroleum and mining companies. Others are employed by government agencies, educational institutions and research centers.

50. Undergraduate Catalog-College Of Science-Geological Sciences Courses A survey of the physical processes operating in the atmosphere, Includes anintroduction to meteorology, physical geology, soils, and vegetation. http://www.utep.edu/catalogs/1996/scns/geocors.htm

The information found on this Website corresponds to the 1996 - 1998 Undergraduate Catalog. The 1998 - 2000 Catalog website is currently being developed. The information is available in print form at the Office of the Registrar Geography (GEOG) For Undergraduates General prerequisite: Junior standing for all 3300 and 3400 level courses. Laboratory for Geography 3106 (0-2) Required for minors in geography concurrent with and optional to all other students. Laboratory fee required. Physical Geography (3-0) Introduction to features and processes of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere, with emphasis on spatial (distribution) patterns, and interactions between the four earth realms and human activities. The course culminates in a discussion of global environmental regions. Required of all minors in geography. Minors should take GEOG 1106 concurrently. Cultural Geography (3-0) Introduction to cultural elements, their spatial distribution, and their interrelationship to the physical environment. Weather and Climate (3-0) Study of the components of weather, weather processes, and measurement, climate elements and control factors; geographic classification of climates and natural vegetation on the earth's surface.

51. Science Department At Umpqua Community College Includes discussion of the biological, physical, chemical and geological An introduction to the study of the Earth, physical processes affecting the http://www.umpqua.cc.or.us/programs/science.htm

Skip Navigation Science Department Staff ... Homepage Description: The Science Department offers college transfer courses in the biological and physical sciences including pre-professional studies in the health sciences. The department provides one of two years of transferrable courses in the following majors: atmospheric science, biology, biochemistry, biophysics, botany, chemistry, environmental sciences, entomology, geology, microbiology, physics, and zoology. Transfer coursework is also provided for the following health occupation areas: pre-dental, dental hygiene, environmental health, pre-medical, medical technology, nursing, pre-optometry, pre-pharmacy therapy, and pre-veterinary medicine. All coursework closely compares with freshman and sophomore courses at four-year institutions in the Oregon State System of Higher Education. Programs of Study: Agriculture Biochemistry / Biophysics Biology Chemistry Dentistry (Pre) Environmental Science Fisheries and Wildlife Forestry Geology Medical Technology Medicine (Pre) Optometry (Pre) Pharmacy (Pre) Physical Therapy (Pre) Physics Veterinary Medicine (Pre) Biology BI 101, 102, 103 General Biology (4,4,4)

52. Research Programs Overview geological oceanographers study the composition, structure and processes physical oceanographers seek to understand the physical processes that govern http://www.gso.uri.edu/research/

Research Programs Overview Sub-disciplines Biological Oceanography Chemical Oceanography ... Recent Institutional Proposals Securing a magnetometer from the waters of the South Pacific (photo courtesy of Lew Abrams) GSO Admissions Facilities Overview of Research Programs The faculty, marine scientists, and technical staff of the Graduate School of Oceanography conduct research in all four of the major disciplines, geological, biological, physical, and chemical oceanography (including atmospheric chemistry). Many studies are multidisciplinary. The research ranges from advancing our understanding of fundamental processes, to the development of new technologies for research and economic development, to the immediate practical application of knowledge to the solution of the problems of modern society. GSO research is conducted around the globe. This global expertise is also applied to studies in the local waters of Rhode Island and Narragansett Bay. GSO researchers receive externally funded awards for research, and other sponsored activities, totaling approximately $23,0000,000 per year. There are approximately 300 active awards underway at any time. A listing of awards to GSO is posted by the URI Research Office. Largely as a result of the sponsored research, GSO scientists publish extensively in the peer reviewed literature, in reports and conference proceedings, and books. GSO scientists also provide articles and lectures for a lay audience to bring the benefits of their research to a broader audience. A compiled list of publications by GSO scientists, students, and technical staff typically comprises about 150 publications per year.

53. Princeton - Undergraduate Announcement The course explores the physical processes that govern these various phenomenaand investigates how An introduction to geology and geological processes. http://www.princeton.edu/pr/catalog/ua/05/221.htm

Publication: Undergraduate Announcement, 2005-06 prev contents next Department of Geosciences Chair F. Anthony Dahlen Associate Chair Guust Nolet Departmental Representative Satish C. B. Myneni Professor Michael L. Bender* F. Anthony Dahlen Lincoln S. Hollister Gerta Keller Guust Nolet Tullis C. Onstott Michael Oppenheimer,* also Woodrow Wilson School S. George H. Philander* Allan M. Rubin Jorge L. Sarmiento* John Suppe Bess B. Ward Visiting Professor Gregory E. van der Vink Associate Professor Thomas S. Duffy Satish C. B. Myneni Assistant Professor Nadine McQuarrie Daniel M. Sigman Associated Faculty Michael A. Celia, Civil and Environmental Engineering Denise L. Mauzerall, Woodrow Wilson School Catherine A. Peters, Civil and Environmental Engineering Ignacio Rodriguez-Iturbe, Civil and Environmental Engineering James A. Smith, Civil and Environmental Engineering Eric F. Wood, Civil and Environmental Engineering Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Director S. George H. Philander Lecturer with Rank of Professor Isaac M. Held Ngar-Cheung Lau Ants Leetmaa Isidoro Orlanski Venkatachalam Ramaswamy Geoffrey K. Vallis

54. SNSS 2002 - Posters Fire-Physical Processes POSTER SESSION Fire/physical processes Eric E. Knapp*, Jon E. Keeley, andNathan L. Stephenson, US geological Survey, Sequoia and Kings Canyon Field http://danr.ucop.edu/wrc/snssweb/post_fire.html

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE CONVENORS FIELD TOURS POSTER ... LOCATION POSTER SESSION: Fire/Physical Processes Abstracts for each of the posters can be viewed below by clicking on the title of the poster. Measuring the Effectiveness of Fuel Treatments in Changing Fire Behavior and Effects During Wildfires Jo Ann Fites-Kaufman, USDA Forest Service; Dave Sapsis, California Department of Fire and Forestry; Sue Husari, National Park Service; Larry Hood, Lassen National Forest; Bernie Bahro, USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region; Christie Neill, USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region; Danny C. Lee, USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station; Bret Butler USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station Ecological Impacts of Season of Prescribed Fire in a Sierran Mixed Conifer Forest Eric E. Knapp, Jon E. Keeley, and Nathan L. Stephenson, US Geological Survey, Sequoia and Kings Canyon Field Station Preliminary Results from Hazardous Fuel Reduction at Yosemite National Park, California Kara J. Paintner and Monica Buhler, Yosemite National Park, Fire Management Office Spatial considerations in fire management: the importance of heterogeneity for maintaining diversity in a mixed-conifer forest Monique E. Rocca, Duke University Program in Ecology; Dean L. Urban, Duke University, Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences; Jon E. Keeley, USGS Biological Resources Division, Western Ecological Research Center

55. Overview Of Physical Geology 296202 physical Geology. Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, Using these, plus observation, we establish facts about Earth processes http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/EarthSC202Notes/intro.htm

296-202 Physical Geology Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay First-time Visitors: Please visit . Use "Back" to return here. What is Geology? Basic Sciences The sciences that set the general principles for all the other sciences Mathematics - "The Rules" Physics - "The Board Chemistry - "The Pieces" Megasystem Sciences The sciences that describe the great systems that make up the Universe Astronomy - Stars and Galaxies Geology - Planets Biology - Life Possibly: Psychology - The Mind Sociology - Social Communities Specialty Sciences Sciences that examine some smaller, more manageable part of the Basic or Megasystem Sciences Zoology Botany Meteorology Mineralogy .....etc. Geology Relates to all other Sciences Physics Geophysics Seismology Interdisciplinary Historical Geology Economic Geology Structural Geology Hydrology Oceanography Geomorphology Chemistry Mineralogy Petrology Geochemistry Astronomy Planetary Geology Biology Paleontology Paleo- ecology botany climatology ....etc. Who Geoscientists Are: About 30,000 in the U.S.

56. Geology 22 Welcome to Geology 22 physical processes in Geology. View of Africa from ClementineSpacecraft. General Information. Course Syllabus (The 2005 syllabus will http://www.geo.brown.edu/geocourses/ge_0022/

Welcome to Geology 22 Physical Processes in Geology View of Africa from Clementine Spacecraft General Information Course Syllabus Course Information Course Goals Professors, TAs and Guest Lecturers Delicate Arch, Utah Important Information Geo 22 Links Page - Check here for links related to course lectures Glacier National Park, Montana Course Assignments and Events Labs Homeworks Field Trips TA Policy Exams Garden of the Gods, Colorado Resources WiSE Women in Science and Engineering Catalyst Brown's interdisciplinary Science Magazine The UTRA Program Undergraduate Teaching and Research Assistantships Zion National Park, Utah Department of Geological Sciences Homepage Last updated 9/16/2005

57. USGS: Science Topics: Biological And Physical Processes Information resources about biological and physical processes listed by Atmospheric and climatic processes Coastal and Marine Geology Program New http://www.usgs.gov/science/science.php?term=101&type=theme

58. Geology Department Graduation Requirements ESS 211/GEOL 201, physical processes of the Earth, 5 Electives 10 creditsof any other Geology courses are needed to complete the minor. http://www.ess.washington.edu/ug/UGprogram/GEOLdegrees.html

UW Home ESS Home UG Program Academic Programs Undergraduate Program Degrees Offered How to Apply Information for UGrads ... Courses and Schedules Community Information Pacific NW Earthquakes Recent Earthquakes Pacific NW Volcanoes WA NASA Space Grant ... More Resources About the ESS Department ESS Overview Research Groups ESS Directories: Faculty Staff Grad Students Johnson Hall Remodel ... Support the Department ESS News and Events Positions Available Events ESS Seminar News ... Alumni Geological Sciences Undergraduate Degrees Note: These majors are available only to students who began or "declared" a major before Autumn Quarter 2002. Geology B.S. Geology B.A. Geology Minor Geology B.S. Requirements I. Department Course Requirements 1) Core Introductory courses (All three of ESS 211, 212, 213 or GEOL 201, 202, 203 are required.) Course Number Course Title Credits ESS 211/GEOL 201 Physical Processes of the Earth ESS 212/GEOL 202 Earth Materials and Processes ESS 213/GEOL 203 Evolution of the Earth 2) Two of the three ESS 311, 312, 313 or GEOL 391, 392, 393 classes are required. (All three are recommended, but any two are sufficient)

59. BSc Geology And Physical Geography BSc Geology and physical Geography UCAS Code FF68 This course will explainhow surface processes operate and study their effects. http://www.geos.ed.ac.uk/undergraduate/prospectus/earthsci/BScGeolPhyGeog.html

@import url(/styles/siteStyleAdvanced.css); @import url(/styles/siteStyleLocal.css); Science and Engineering at The University of Edinburgh School of GeoSciences Undergraduate Study Quick Links -GeoSciences- Home Undergraduate Study Postgraduate Study MSc courses PhD opportunities Research Research Facilities People Personal Home Pages -University- University Homepage College of Science and Engineering Library Careers Login ] [ You are here: Home Undergraduate Prospectus Section Contents Earth Science Degrees Entry Requirements Earth Science at Edinburgh BSc Environmental Geoscience ... BSc Geophysics BSc Geology and Physical Geography Careers in the Earth Sciences Graduate Profiles BSc Geology and Physical Geography: UCAS Code: FF68 First Year Your first-year classes in Geology will be taken with other students studying geology as one of their chosen courses for one year only. In addition to the following compulsory courses, you can take further optional courses in different Schools or Colleges across the University. Compulsory 1st Year Courses: Earth Dynamics Physical Geography: The course provides a foundation level of knowledge of several key components of the earth system (atmosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere). The systems concept will underpin this, with an emphasis on interactions between the different subsystems and an introduction to the human impact on these. The significance of spatial and temporal scale will be introduced.

60. BSc Geology: UCAS Code: F600 BSc Geology and physical Geography. *, Careers in the Earth Sciences This course aims (i) to impart an understanding of the processes which shape the http://www.geos.ed.ac.uk/undergraduate/prospectus/earthsci/BScGeology.html

@import url(/styles/siteStyleAdvanced.css); @import url(/styles/siteStyleLocal.css); Science and Engineering at The University of Edinburgh School of GeoSciences Undergraduate Study Quick Links -GeoSciences- Home Undergraduate Study Postgraduate Study MSc courses PhD opportunities Research Research Facilities People Personal Home Pages -University- University Homepage College of Science and Engineering Library Careers Login ] [ You are here: Home Undergraduate Prospectus Section Contents Earth Science Degrees Entry Requirements Earth Science at Edinburgh BSc Environmental Geoscience BSc Geology BSc Geophysics BSc Geology and Physical Geography Careers in the Earth Sciences Graduate Profiles BSc Geology: UCAS Code: F600 This programme answers some of the fascinating questions about the behaviour of the solid earth and at the same time trains you to enter any branch of the geological profession. We develop your understanding of both the internal and external processes that shape the earth and which have controlled its evolution through time. We teach you to gather and interpret data which will develop that understanding and which will equip you with the foundations both for professional careers and further, postgraduate, study or research. Equally, you will find that geology as a discipline blends observation, theory, fieldwork, laboratory studies and the integration of the basic sciences into an excellent qualification for many careers related to or outside the earth sciences.

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