121. Syllabus Geology 101 - General Geology I geology 101 general geology I (Physical geology). Fall 1999 This class will cover the basic concepts of physical geology, emphasizing surficial and http://www.seismo.unr.edu/ftp/pub/louie/class/101-syll.html

Syllabus Geology 101 - General Geology I (Physical Geology) Fall 1999 Instructor: Dr. John Louie Office: LME 217 (1 floor below quad level) Phone: email: louie@seismo.unr.edu Office Hours: w, F 9:50-10:50, or by appointment. Teaching Assistants: Mr. Chad Leonard and Ms. Paula Sime Read your syllabus carefully. It is on-line at: http://www.seismo.unr.edu/ftp/pub/louie/class/101-syll.html Course Goals: This class will cover the basic concepts of physical geology, emphasizing surficial and deep earth processes, including rock formation, plate tectonics, weathering and erosion, formation of landscapes, and crustal deformation. Attendance and participation: Regular attendance is the best way to assure a good grade in this class. It is much easier to absorb the information in lecture than to try and learn it on your own from the text. As an incentive to come regularly, pop quizzes will be given every 5 or 6 lectures. Quizzes and exams will not be made up unless prior arrangements are made. Do not wait until after the exam or quiz to make arrangements. At least call the instructor and leave a message prior to the quiz or exam. Grading: 2 lecture exams and final exam: 40% each (lowest will be dropped) Quizzes and Homework: 10% Effort/participation/attendance: 10% Final exam will be comprehensive.

122. Honduras Geology general DE MINERIA (added 2/13/99); Nongeology Honduras Links Maps, Media, In addition to the Central American geology discussion group,this can http://www.ig.utexas.edu/research/projects/honduras/

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123. K-12 This page has moved. The contents of the geology page have been moved to Earth Science ( http//www.ceismc.gatech.edu/busyt/earth_sci.shtml) http://www.gatech.edu/lcc/idt/Students/Cole/Proj/K-12/geol.html

Archaeology Art Astronomy Biology ... Teachers' Reference Section This page has moved. The contents of the Geology page have been moved to Earth Science http://www.ceismc.gatech.edu/busyt/earth_sci.shtml

124. : CTI Centre For Geography, Geology And Meteorology Marine geology and Geophysics Compiles and maintains extensive bathymetric, Kingston University Electronic geology Includes publication contents and a http://www.geog.le.ac.uk/cti/geology.html

Geology: general Catalogue of Internet Resources for Earth Science (Canada) International and National Organisations Association for Women Geoscietists (US) International Association for Mathematical Geology (US) International Union of Geodesy and Geophysic (France) International Union of Geodesy (Denmark) International Union of Geological Science (US) Geological Society The Geologists' Association Tertiary Research Group Quaternary Research Association: ... European Geophysical Society (Germany) American Geological Institute (US) American Geophysical Union (US) Canadian Geophysical Union Hydrology Section Geological Society of America (US) Geological Association of Canada (Canada) Research Centres British Geological Survey: Acquires and maintains systematic geological, geophysical, geochemical, hydrogeological and geotechnical surveys: survey maps publications , and Photographic Archive Czech Geological Survey: geological, geochemical and hydrogeological environments. Includes a library and maps (Czech Republic) Geological Survey of Austria: national mapping program,sustainable development of raw materials, hydrogeology, geohazard mitigation and monitoring and applied geo-scientific research and development.

125. Virtual Classroom: GEOL 101, 1, Spring 2000, Evironmental geology Ray Joesten. 102, 2,4,6,8, Fall 2001, INTRO geology Cormier. 235, , Spring 2001, Chemical Hydrogeology http://mmedia.ucc.uconn.edu/GEOL/

Course # Section # Semester Course Title Instructor (mail) Spring 2000 Evironmental Geology Ray Joesten Fall 2001 INTRO GEOLOGY Cormier Spring 2001 Chemical Hydrogeology Norman Gray Earth Structure Cormier and Crespi Spring 99 Earth Structure Byrne/ Cormier Earth Materials Ray Joesten Spring 99 Earth, Moon, and Planets Cormier Web Development Lab 196 Auditorium Road Storrs, CT 06269 This file was last modified at 08:16:53 on 06/24/98. This system is best viewed with

126. Geology Program At Southern Illinois University Carbondale Although many people think of geology as simply the study of rocks, the scope of the Department of geology Mailcode 4324 Southern Illinois University http://www.science.siu.edu/geology/

content Search SIUC Contact Info General Info Student Info Course Info ... 2005 Newsletter Welcome... T his page is a starting point to access information about all aspects of the Department of Geology at Southern Illinois University Carbondale: our faculty, staff, students, research activities, graduate and undergraduate programs, degree requirements, and application procedures. There are links to specific courses such as our popular summer course in field geology taught annually in Montana and Wyoming, and to pages dedicated to the geology and seismicity of the southern Illinois region. Parkinson Laboratory A lthough many people think of geology as simply the study of rocks, the scope of the discipline is in fact much broader. In addition to its role as the science dedicated to investigation of thechemical, physical, and evolutionary nature and history of the earth, geology is integral to the resolution of such regional and global problems as environmental pollution, climate change, flood and earthquake hazards, adequate reserves of non-renewable energy sources, groundwater resources and their protection, and the discovery and exploitation of industrially critical ore deposits.

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